Airtel Kenya’s aggressive expansion challenges Safaricom’s dominance
While Safaricom still controls 65.7% of Kenya’s mobile market, Airtel’s 29.5% share shows faster growth. In the past year alone,
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Kenn Abuya
21:20
The cluster effect: Why ICT startups thrive together
Cet article est aussi disponible en français First published 16 Feb, 2025 Tech-driven startups are key in driving innovation and
Kenn Abuya
15:21
Starlink becomes Kenya’s 8th largest ISP amid growing regulatory concerns
Starlink has grown its subscriber base in Kenya to 16,746 subscribers and gained a 1.1% market...
Kenn Abuya
15:21
Bolt enters grocery delivery while others run for the door
Bolt is currently offering Bolt Market in Nairobi’s upscale Kilimani area and targeting customers within a 10-kilometre radius of its
Kenn Abuya
15:26
A founder’s personal assets as collateral for failure: Lessons from China’s startup ecosystem
While redemption rights have existed for years, their enforcement has escalated recently, leaving many founders millions in debt. These founders
Kenn Abuya
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Meta’s fact-checking pivot may fuel disinformation and threaten hundreds of jobs in Africa
Meta's decision to drop fact-chcecking is a also a huge blow to Africa, where misinformation thrives...
Kenn Abuya
15:26
Kenya proposes new law to hold outsourcing firms liable for employee claims
The bill proposes that employers provide all tools necessary for employee duties, regardless of ownership, and bars them from evading
Kenn Abuya
11:23
CcHub-backed iHub opens new Nairobi HQ, eyes greater Pan-African collaboration
CcHub-backed iHub has moved to a sleek, two-storey headquarters in Nairobi’s upscale Lavington area, a clear sign of the accelerator’s
Kenn Abuya
21:06
Breaking: Safaricom offers improved internet speed in response to Starlink’s growing popularity
The 10 megabits per second (Mbps) connection has now been upgraded to 15 Mbps at KES 3,000 ($23). Customers on
Kenn Abuya
15:29
No such thing as a “merger of equals” because clashing cultures don’t allow it
In a perfect world, mergers of equals are created for mutual trust and fairness to project a unified corporate image.
