Vodacom shakes up Safaricom board after Sh204bn share deal

The Kenyan government is supposed to cede one of its seats on the Safaricom board to Vodacom.
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The Kenyan government is supposed to cede one of its seats on the Safaricom board to Vodacom.

A litre of diesel should have dropped by Sh19.28 per litre to Sh203.58 in Nairobi in line with...

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Programme is expected to reduce facility electricity costs by 40 to 60 percent.

'While we do investments that benefit our neighbours, we must realise that the lion’s share of...

Sources close to the transaction reckon that Absa Group will seek at least Sh3.8 billion for...

'God has a plan for you. There's something you're supposed to accomplish, and you should start...

The latest net earnings mark an increase from Sh30.96 million posted in the previous half-year,...