Clinton Madegwa

Kenya's leading mobile firm, Safaricom, is blazing the trail in the road to 5G. The next generation in mobile internet that is set to succeed 4G is still in its infancy. Globally, only a handful of markets; the U.S, Korea and a few cities across... Read More

The ride-hailing scene in Nairobi is a rather vibrant one. Players like Uber, Bolt, inDriver and Little are all fighting for a chance to be the ones to drive you around town. However, for a while now, the privilege of hailing a ride has been... Read More

With over 39 million subscribers across the country, Safaricom is the biggest teleco in Kenya. It also happens to be the most profitable company in the country, having made Ksh. 65 billion in the 2018/19 financial period. Clearly, the company knows a thing or two about... Read More

Huawei is no doubt one of the top players in Kenya's mobile industry. In a market where flagship smartphones cost not more than Ksh 40,000, it is clear that the mid-range segment is vibrant. I mean look at just how popular Huawei Y9 2019 is.... Read More

The music streaming scene is really taking shape. International players like Spotify, Apple Music and Deezer aren't slacking. So much so that even locally, Safaricom is dipping its toes in the scene with the debut of Songa by Safaricom in Feb 2018. Apple Music is... Read More

So you just got yourself a new smartphone! Congratulations. We know you are excited to try out all the new features. But where do you start? Well, we got you covered. Here are some of the things you wanna do. 1. Charge up your device... Read More

OPPO continues to be a household name in Kenya, enjoying just as much brand recognition as the likes of Samsung and Infinix/Tecno. The company is seeking to ride on this by releasing two new mid-range smartphones, the OPPO A9 2020 and the OPPO A5 2020.... Read More

The Kenya Identity Card an incredibly important state-issued document. It is the main and legal identification document recognized in Kenya and you need it for everything from transacting on M-PESA to accessing state service and even gaining access to certain buildings. For Kenyan citizens, applying... Read More

In 2015, Kenya transitioned from a largely free-to-air TV into a pay-to-watch regime when analog signals were switched off. While today the uptake of digital signals by consumers is on the rise, at the time when it was implemented, a big number of Kenyans were... Read More