Prime

How cross-network money transfers will impact Safaricom, Airtel, Equitel

A client using a mobile money service M-Pesa. Safaricom and Airtel recently launched a pilot test of the cross-network service in preparation for a rollout to the public. PHOTO FILE | NATION

By  NJIRAINI MUCHIRA

Will M-Pesa maintain its position as the leading mobile cash transfer service in Kenya when the mobile money interoperability programme is rolled out?

Safaricom and Airtel recently launched a pilot test of the cross-network service in preparation for a rollout to the public.

Be the First to Know

Get the stories shaping East Africa — delivered straight to your inbox

Conflict

  1. Tigray

    PRIME US sidelines TPLF as it seeks to mediate Ethiopia–Eritrea dispute

  2. Sudan's currency tumbles to new low as war hammers economy

  3. PRIME Africa’s conflicts, Ebola outbreak halt children’s education

  4. PRIME Ethiopia's new Tigray administration signals retreat from Pretoria commitments amid fresh conflict

Latest

  1. Nigeria's Dangote buys 25pc stake in Kenya's oil pipeline network

  2. PRIME Uganda used to be an Ebola buffer for Kenya. Not anymore

  3. PRIME Uganda trials Ebola vaccine as countries rush to tame spread

  4. PRIME Uganda investigates history of travellers turning up with Ebola in other countries

In the headlines

View All