Nairobi HSBC SVNS2 gets a Ksh 10 million boost from Safaricom M-PESA

The opening leg of the HSBC rugby Sevens division two to be held in Nairobi this weekend has received a shot in the arm after Safaricom, through its M-PESA brand, committed Ksh 10 million in support of the tournament...

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The upcoming Nairobi HSBC SVNS2 rugby tournament has received a significant boost with Safaricom M-PESA committing Ksh 10 million in sponsorship. This support will cover technology and communication needs for the event.

Safaricom M-PESA has invested Ksh 10 million to support the HSBC SVNS2, serving as the official technology partner.
Safaricom will provide a world-class media centre, internet connectivity, and communication support.
Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa praised the Kenya Rugby Union for securing the hosting rights.
The tournament will feature six men’s teams and six women’s teams, including Kenya in both categories.

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