Safaricom PLC will operate in Kenya for 25 years more after the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) granted the operator an extended operating licence, pushing the company’s licence fees up by Ksh 1.7 billion. The telco incurred Ksh 16.38 billion in direct licence fee costs during the year ended March 2026 from Ksh 14.66 billion
The High Court has temporarily stopped the government’s planned sale of its 15 percent stake in Safaricom to Vodacom after issuing conservatory orders pending the hearing and determination of a constitutional petition challenging the transaction. A three-judge bench made up of Justices Francis Gikonyo, Roselyne Aburili and Tabitha Ouya ruled that the proposed deal raises
One of the defining features of My OneApp, Safaricom’s new all-in-one platform, is its strong focus on security. From the outset, the app was designed using the Secure By Design principle, meaning safety measures were integrated from the earliest stages of development rather than added later. As a result, Safaricom introduced stricter login requirements compared
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