Muyela Roberto

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Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa has revealed that the government is yet to pay the telco for work done under the Sh104.8 billion Universal Health Coverage (UHC) tender it was awarded in 2024. Speaking during an interview with Citizen TV’s Yvonne Okwara, Ndegwa clarified the scope of Safaricom’s involvement in the UHC project and responded to concerns around the telco’s perceived role in surveillance and data sharing. “As of now, we’ve not received a single cent.

1 day ago | biznakenya.com | Muyela Roberto

Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa has refuted claims that the company shared customer data with security agencies during the 2024 Gen Z protests. Speaking during Power Talk on Citizen TV on Tuesday, May 13, Ndegwa addressed the allegations head-on, stating that while the period came with major lessons, Safaricom did not provide customer locations or personal data to any government body.

1 day ago | biznakenya.com | Muyela Roberto

Over recent years, Kenyans have shown increasing enthusiasm for money market funds (MMFs). Personal finance experts continue to tout MMFs as one of the most reliable investment options due to their low-risk nature and flexibility. The surge in popularity has seen dozens of fund managers open their doors to local investors, with some platforms allowing investments as low as Sh 100. Zidii, a platform backed by Safaricom, has become one of the most notable new entrants.

2 days ago | biznakenya.com | Muyela Roberto

Content creator and digital skills enthusiast Elvis Warutumo has disclosed why he struck out government institutions from his list of potential clients, and let’s just say, it wasn’t because they lacked work. Elvis, a website design expert, graphic designer, and trainer on AI and digital skills, opened up about painful, frustrating experiences that have left him bitter about working with the government. In his words, it’s not about the money, it’s about the system.

2 days ago | biznakenya.com | Muyela Roberto

Agnes Kimani, a marketing consultant in Kenya and founder of Puzzle Breakers, has ignited a heated conversation on LinkedIn after revealing how she turned down a multi-million shilling deal, simply because it wasn’t clean. “I declined a business worth several million. Mhhhh, who does that!” she wrote, opening her now-viral post. According to Kimani, the incident happened early last year when she received a call from a Sacco based in Kenya (whose name she chose not to reveal).