5 Things We Learned From Safaricom’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Monday Outage
Like many of its 20+ million odd subscribers, I learned the hard way that even the super successful and behemoth that is Safaricom is NOT immune to Murphy’s Law which states that ‘anything that can go wrong, will go wrong’. Indeed, not being able to make phone calls or M-Pesa
Is It Time To Take A Second Look At Telkom Enterprise’s E@synet SME Internet Offering?
Clearly there is change happening at Telkom Kenya since it was acquired by Helios Investment Partners last year. There has been major changes in terms of how many people have hired at senior and middle management. These changes are starting to manifest themselves in the marketing of their offerings as
Dotsavvy Launches JuaSimu, The World’s First Solar Powered Smartphone, Made in Kenya
Nairobi, Kenya, April 01, 2017 – Inexpensive smartphones are enabling mobile subscribers to access the Internet at unprecedented levels across the African continent. However, it’s a challenge to keep mobile devices powered up, especially when access to electricity is often expensive, and unreliable. It is estimated that as many as 600