telkom kenya

With the merger of the two of the three biggest telecos in Kenya in its final stages, more details keep trickling in. Yesterday we were informed that the Communication Authority has given interested parties that might have objections to the merger, a month to air... Read More

As part of Telkom Kenya's Ksh 1 Billion network expansion and optimization program, the third largest Telco in Kenya is carrying out upgrades to its infrastructure in five major towns in Kenya. Along with this upgrade, expansion of services such as their IP Core to... Read More

Finding recharge vouchers for any other carrier other than Safaricom can prove to be quite the hustle when you're anywhere far from major towns. Telkom's mobile money solution, T-kash is also yet to properly take off so if you're in a fix and really need... Read More

Here are some stats for you; In Nigeria, 66% of all smartphones in use in the nation have more than one SIM. In Tanzania, the percentage stands at a whopping 58%. I couldn't find any stats for Kenya or Uganda but if these two relatively... Read More

Safaricom's M-PESA is quickly becoming a force to reckon with in the continent. Locally, it has become the backbone of how we transact. We use it to pay for goods, services, bills and to send funds to other MPESA users. Here is yet another level... Read More

Better late than never, right? Airtel Kenya has finally joined the 4G family. Despite being the second biggest telco in the country, Airtel got beaten in the race to 4G by all the telcos in the country including Faiba. Airtel 4G has been undergoing testing... Read More

There is no stopping Telkom Kenya, or so it seems. After the successful rebranding from Orange Kenya, Telkom has endeavored to disrupt the status quo in the telecom industry in Kenya. They are the only other 4G network in Kenya after Safaricom 4G. They also... Read More