Gatunguru Health Centre Receives Infrastructure Boost From M-Pesa Foundation
Lifestyle
M-PESA Foundation has funded the completion and equipping of the Gatunguru Health Centre at a cost of over 9.2 million
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M-PESA Foundation, CBM Kenya, CURE Hospital Partner For Education
Lifestyle
M-PESA Foundation has partnered with CBM Kenya and CURE Kenya hospital to address factors that limit children with disabilities from
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Safaricom Foundation, Kenya Red Cross Extend Help To Flood Victims
Lifestyle
Safaricom Foundation has extended its partnership with the Kenya Red Cross to assist families affected by the ongoing floods. More
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Safaricom Foundation Gifts PPEs To Mombasa Health Workers
Lifestyle
Safaricom Foundation has handed over personal protective equipment (PPEs) worth 3 million shillings to health workers in Mombasa County to
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How Safaricom Foundation is Changing Lives Through its Sponsorship Program
Lifestyle
The Safaricom Foundation has made a strategic decision to focus on three key thematic areas; health, education, and economic empowerment.
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Turkana, Bungoma &Tana River to Benefit from a Ksh.64M Education Programme
Investment
Turkana, Bungoma and Tana River Counties are set to benefit from a 64-million-shilling education programme funded by Safaricom Foundation in
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Samburu Girls Foundation receives Ksh 5.9Mn from Safaricom
Investment
Samburu Girls Foundation received Ksh 5.9 million for its form one students in 2018 from Safaricom Foundation’s Ksh 28 million.
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Safaricom Posts 45.1 Billion Shillings in Profits For The Year Ending March 2017
Financial Results
Kenya’s biggest telecommunication company Safaricom Limited has recorded a net profit of 45.1 billion shillings for the Financial Year ended
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·NIC Bank Donates Kshs 2 million to MPESA Foundation Academy
Banks
NIC Bank has sponsored five students living with albinism to the M-PESA foundation academy. The Kshs 2 million sponsorship will
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·Safaricom Calls for Meaningful Partnerships to Spur Economic Growth
Market News
Safaricom (NSE: SCOM) has reached more than four million Kenyans through programs aimed at alleviating poverty, extending quality education to
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