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ICT Authority & Kodris Africa Collaborate to Implement Coding Curriculum in Kenya
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Disney+ Finally Arrives in South Africa
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Kenyan Government Seeks to Control Safaricom Call Charges
The Kenyan government wants to control the rates that Safaricom charges rivals for terminating calls on its network to protect small telecommunications firms. The new regulations set by the state seek to bar dominant telcos from making profits from mobile termination rates (MTRs). In this regard, Safaricom will now charge fees to cover only the costs of interconnecting calls from its competitors. MTRs, according to Business Daily, are the charges levied by a mobile service provider on other telecommunications service providers for terminating calls on its network. The Kenya Information and Communication (Interconnection) Regulations 2022 set the stage for the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) to control Safaricom’s rates of interconnecting calls. However, this will only happen if Safa...
Middle-Income Consumers Spend Up to 80% of their Monthly Salary in 5 Days, FNB says
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Utopia Against Censorship: Rescue Pill for Freedom Seekers
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Pick n Pay & Takealot Join Forces to Launch Grocery Deliveries
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South African Reserve Bank Places Ubank Under Curatorship
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Is Live-Streaming Coming to Netflix?
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How to Deliver An Actionable Data Strategy
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Huawei MateBook D14 Launches in SA: Where to Get it, Price & Specs
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Minors Won’t Get Access to Loan Services in M-Pesa Junior Accounts
Image sourced from Kansas Discovery. Safaricom, a telecommunications provider in Kenya, confirmed that minors will not get access to loan services like M-Shwari and Fuliza. The Kenyan telco announced on Friday that it is introducing M-PESA Junior Accounts for individuals between the age of 10 and 18 years old. The company said that the minors will have access to the network via SIM cards registered under their guardians or parents. “We plan to soon launch an M-PESA Junior Product for our children who may have access to mobile phones,” Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa said. According to Techweez, M-Pesa makes the most money for the company, hence it wants to expand the scope of its M-Pesa services. It recorded a 30.3% YoY growth to KES 107.69 billion ($926.2-million). The total M-PESA transaction...
Lights Out for South Africans Once Again
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