So, this is interesting. Unless I’m mistaken, as shared here previously, Starlink was running a promotion in Kenya for their home / residential package at Kes. 39,500, down from Kes. 89,000, which is a substantial 55% discount for the hardware that was meant to end today being the 15th May

In the late part of last week, both Orange and Safaricom in Kenya posted full page ads in the national newspapers promoting their own versions of DSTVmobile offers. Both ads are clearly targeting the impending South Africa’s Football World Cup that starts in June 2010 to boost sales. Previously, only

Safaricom is clearly pushing as low and as wide as they can in getting everyone in Kenya to use their Safaricom Live! internet services. Their latest “Internet Mkononi” (i.e. Internet in your hand) offer of Kes. 2,699.00 for a Nokia 1680 is probably the least expensive GPRS internet capable offer