24Bit episode 31: Which way 5G?
Safaricom 5G is here, albeit in trial mode. And, since this podcast’s recording, Airtel Kenya…
Relevant content imperative for digital inclusion
The lack of compelling online content has been identified as one of the major reasons why millions of people…
Cost of various digital products and services drops with implementation of new VAT rate
One of the measures instituted by the government of Kenya to mitigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic…
Airtel Kenya finally avails a data manager
If you are an Airtel Kenya subscriber, there’s some good news: there’s finally, finally, a data manager. If you have…
Safaricom makes free YouTube data bundle a permanent offering, cuts it down to 2GB
Back in February, Safaricom announced a new subscription plan for its subscribers. Dubbed “All In One monthly bundles”, the…
Safaricom and Airtel already have 5 million numbers of the new 01xx prefix
One of the roles of the Communications Authority of Kenya is to assign new mobile numbering prefixes that we…
Airtel Kenya and LG Kenya team up to offer up to 30% discount on electronics and appliances
Both Airtel Kenya and LG Electronics are marginal names in their respective arenas here in Kenya. Perhaps with something…
Safaricom, Airtel, and other telcos will relish this Android Q feature
Many of our readers are yet to get a taste of the latest Android 9 Pie yet stories of…
Here’s why your SIM card might be switched off this week
It’s likely that some people will find themselves unable to communicate over the weekend after the Communications Authority…
What dominance? Everyone just needs to do better
At the start of the month, I tweeted this: When I was signing up, I only got 200 minutes to make calls, I think. Later on, I'd see guys getting microwaves and electric kettles just for signing up. Now, new guys get a whole month free. I'm not even hurt ?. I shall revisit. pic.twitter.com/ohWsTfiJHd — The Unsullied (@echenze) March 2, 2018 True. When I was signing up for Safaricom’s home internet service…
