Uber’s partnership with Safaricom to provide free data for Kenyans, particularly the youth for whom internet access is a challenge, is expected to enhance access to reliable, affordable, and safer mobility options.
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The telco also reported over 8 million Kenyans have been impacted by community projects through the Safaricom and M-PESA Foundations. It has also increased the percentage of women in leadership to 42.4%.
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M-PESA Ratiba is now accessible on the M-PESA App’s Financial Services tab and on USSD through *334# option 9.
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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 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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