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Safaricom Home Fibre is set to introduce flexible ‘Pay-as-you-go’ hourly, daily, and weekly internet plans, shifting from its traditional monthly model to democratize access to Wi-Fi. In a separate development, Airtel Money has partnered with Showmax, enabling Kenyan subscribers to pay for their streaming subscriptions directly from their Airtel Money wallets for a more convenient experience. Concurrently, NTT DATA has rapidly rolled out Starlink-powered connectivity, completing nearly 100 installations in Kenya since becoming an authorized reseller. The company aims for over 1,000 deployments across Africa in the next six months to enhance enterprise connectivity.
Safaricom Home Fibre is set to introduce flexible ‘Pay-as-you-go’ hourly, daily, and weekly internet plans, moving away from its traditional monthly model. This strategic shift aims to democratize access to Wi-Fi and target a broader market segment in Kenya.
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Airtel Money has partnered with Showmax, enabling Kenyan subscribers to pay for their streaming subscriptions directly from their Airtel Money wallets. This integration aims to provide a seamless and convenient payment experience for customers.
Summary & AnalysisNTT DATA has rapidly rolled out Starlink-powered connectivity services in Kenya, completing nearly 100 installations since becoming an authorized reseller. The company aims for over 1,000 deployments across Africa within the next six months to bolster enterprise connectivity.
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