Vodacom is set to significantly alter Safaricom's internal rules through a series of special resolutions proposed by its new majority shareholder.

• Vodacom, now controlling 55% of Safaricom, aims to formalize its majority control and codify the government's reduced role.
• The resolutions, to be voted on at the 31 July 2026 Annual General Meeting, would grant Vodacom director appointment rights and influence over future CEO selection.
• Key changes include formalizing Vodacom's board seat allocation based on shareholding and granting the Kenyan government veto power over major strategic moves and brand changes.