A New Dawn For Kenya
This short article will explain how to purchase Faiba 4G bundles with Mpesa. The Faiba 4G network, is owned by Jamii Telecommunications Limited and has been available to Kenyans since December 2017. VoLTE, a high-speed wireless communication technology, is used to operate the service, which is already accessible in many of Kenya’s largest cities, including … Read more
Similar to Safaricom’s Okoa Jahazi, Telkom Kenya lets you borrow emergency airtime. Telkom prepaid customers can access the service, known as PEWA, simply dialing *133# on their phone. When your airtime runs out and there isn’t a shop nearby, PEWA was developed to make it easier to stay in touch with the people you care … Read more
The steps necessary to access your Fuliza Mpesa credit and spending limitations are outlined here for your convenience. This page has already discussed Fuliza, a function made available by Mpesa that allows customers to complete transactions even when they do not have enough money in their Mpesa account to do so, and this discussion can … Read more
This is a guide that will walk you through using Mpesa to pay for your Safaricom Home Fibre service. The Safaricom Home Fibre service requires that payment be made one month in advance every time. The service will be terminated if you are late with payments, and it won’t be restored until the subsequent monthly … Read more
Fuliza is an overdraft facility built on the M-pesa platform by Safaricom. When Mpesa users don’t have enough money in their accounts, it nonetheless lets them finish their transactions. To use Fuliza, you must be a registered Mpesa user with a live Safaricom line. The following transactions can be carried out using the service; Lipa … Read more
There are several ways to pay your power account with the Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC). The use of Mpesa is the most common. Both postpaid users who pay a monthly bill and prepaid users who purchase tokens are affected by this. Using Mpesa PayBill numbers to pay bills is a lot faster and … Read more
With the help of the cash collection service PayBill, your company can use MPESA to routinely collect money from consumers or to raise money for a specific cause. For the various business types, you need to meet these conditions in order to obtain a paybill number: 1. Sole Proprietor Business A properly completed and signed … Read more
In Kenya and other countries around the world, Netflix is one of the video streaming services with the quickest growth. Due to the accessibility of low-cost internet services, its viewership has been rapidly increasing over the past few years across the nation. The streaming service has also been providing Kenyan users with reasonable packages that are … Read more
Purchases of less than KES 100 in airtime from M-PESA to Airtel are free. Other bill pay services will charge a little fee. According to data from Kenya’s ICT regulator, the Communications Authority (CA), the mobile telephone space has been expanding. As of September 2019, the country had 53.2 million mobile subscriptions. Airtel Kenya, for … Read more
Jua kali is a Swahili term that translates to “fierce sun” and refers to Kenya’s informal, small-scale industries and businesses. These companies are typically run by self-employed artisans and craftspeople who produce a wide range of products and services such as metalwork, carpentry, welding, textiles, and more. The jua kali sector is an important contributor … Read more