The facility is expected to accelerate Safaricom’s transition into a fully-fledged technology company. It seeks to reduce its carbon footprint, enhance its progress on gender diversity, and monitor its social impact.
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It will host several zones including one for M-PESA, an Enterprise Zone, a Tech and Gaming Zone, a Customer Care aisle and a Business Meeting Zone where enterprise customers can hold in-person meetings with Safaricom’s business specialists.
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The programme will offer craft certificates, diplomas, and other qualifications in various courses such as cosmetology, building and construction, mobile and electronic repairs, two- and three-wheeled vehicle repairs, electrical installation and maintenance, advanced welding, culinary arts, and information technology.
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Safaricom’s sponsorship deal for Team Kenya 2024 Paris Olympics will grant the company various rights, including the right to name the residential camps and training centres.
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The funds will support Car No. 44 (AK44), led by Adil Khawaja and his team of four. Khawaja has been a long-time participant in the event for over 20 years.
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The Spark Accelerator Program is an initiative of Safaricom, M-PESA Africa and Sumitomo Corporation, implemented by the iHub that seeks to grow and scale commercially viable businesses that are also creating societal change.
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In the period under review, Safaricom PLC Group revenue grew by 13.4% to KShs 335.3 billion, with M-PESA contributing 42.4% of revenue at KShs 140 billion and GSM business contributing 52.7% at Kes.173.9 Billion.
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In Nairobi County, the Kenya Red Cross, Zuri Health, and the county government will set up four mobile clinics to address health concerns. The partnership will support 1,000 families in each of the affected counties.
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