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Ericsson in a bid to innovate Africa’s future with a graduate program targeting African countries
Ericsson is looking to promote Africa’s future through innovation with a graduate program that will initially rollout in Kenya, Angola, Nigeria and Sudan before...
Gadgets
Tecno Pova packs a massive 6000mAh battery and a large 6.8-inch panel for gamers
Tecno has over the years gained traction to become a household name here in Kenya for a reason - the brand offers some interesting...
Gadgets
Recently announced Huawei Watch Fit goes on preorder in Kenya for Ksh. 11,999
Huawei has announced a week-long preorder period for the recently announced Huawei Watch Fit, with a free umbrella gift for users taking advantage of...
Gadgets
Budget-centric Vivo Y12s with a side fingerprint and a 5,000mAh battery unveiled for Ksh. 12,999
Vivo continues to beef-up it’s budget portfolio in the country with yet another Y-series device that offers a large 5,000mAh battery and a convenient...
Business
Samsung is expected to discontinue the Galaxy Note series starting next year
Rumors are strife on Samsung’s expected plan to drop its flagship line of Galaxy Note series starting next year, according to initial reports we...
How To
How to find your Lipa na MPESA’s operator ID for those using MPESA for business facility
Lipa na MPESA mobile money facility has become a force to reckon with in Kenya, with almost every business establishment adopting the feature to...
Business
Nairobi set to deploy a digital platform to manage Matatu termini to keep commuters informed
The Nairobi city is set to deploy a digital platform that will manage a terminus for commuters travelling to and from the CBD. The...
Entertainment
Safaricom and Jamii Telcom asked to block sites streaming Multichoice’s Premier league content
A Kenyan court has asked two major internet service providers in the country – Safaricom and Jamii Telcom to restrict access to any sites...
How To
How to register next of kin on your MPESA account using a mobile phone
Safaricom has reported to have more than 1.7 billion shillings that no one has laid claim on due to lack of next of kin....