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Haraka Haraka app aims to link customers and service providers within a specified range
Former Meru University science and technology students have unveiled Haraka Haraka app aiming to connect Kenyans with reliable service providers within a...
Business
Kenya Airways considers operating commercial drones to diversify revenue source
The Kenya Airways, commonly known by acronym KQ, is apparently considering operating commercial drones as it seeks on more ways to generate...
Entertainment
Telkom customers to livestream SuperSport channel with a free Showmax Pro mobile subscription
Telkom Kenya customers will now be able to live stream sports via the SuperSport channel with a free Showmax Pro mobile subscription...
News
Safaricom out to support e-waste management efforts from the informal sector
Kenya’s largest mobile service provider – Safaricom has announced plans to support the informal sector in management of the electronic waste. The...
Gadgets
The iPhone 12 Mini set to become the best value iPhone from the announced trio
When Tim Cook took to the stage in a pre-recorded event that was streamed live and announced a series of new iPhones,...
How To
How to pay for the Kenya ferry services using MPESA on your mobile phone
Just recently, the Kenya Ferry Services and Safaricom inked a deal in which customers would be able to pay for services offered...
Business
Kenyan CRBs drop 337 digital lenders from forwarding names of defaulters for backlisting
Kenyan credit reference bureaus have barred 337 unregulated digital lenders from forwarding names of defaulters for blacklisting. This comes a few months...
How To
How to withdraw money from unaitas sacco account to MPESA using a phone
Members of the Unitas Sacco can withdraw money from their accounts to MPESA using a USSD code right on their mobile phone....
Business
Digital tax defaulters to face huge fines instead of earlier recommendations to be barred
Foreign and local companies that fail to comply with Kenya’s digital tax requirements will now face huge fines instead of earlier recommendations...