Kenya’s leading telecommunications and technology company, Safaricom, is celebrating 24 years of transforming the lives of Kenyans.
As part of the celebration under the theme “24 Years of Transforming Lives: Celebrating Through Service,” the telco will show its customers appreciation through various service and product offerings across the country.
Some of the services and products include special M-PESA surprises, merchandise giveaways, distribution of Mama Packs, transportation delights, and other exciting customer rewards.
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“As we mark 24 years of connecting Kenyans, I want to immensely thank our loyal customers for walking with us on this exciting journey. Because of you, we have grown from a telco to a cornerstone of innovation, empowerment and progress in Kenya. Your trust and unwavering support have inspired us every step of the way.” said Peter Ndegwa, CEO at Safaricom.
What started as a small mobile network operator in 2000 has driven innovation and progress. Safaricom has reshaped Kenya’s digital economy over the last two decades with innovative services like M-PESA, a mobile money network that has changed how Kenyans transfer and receive money, pay bills, and conduct business.
M-PESA is now known globally for promoting financial inclusion in Kenya and beyond.
In addition to its business achievements, Safaricom has had a substantial social influence through its corporate social responsibility (CSR) arm, the Safaricom Foundation.
The foundation has invested billions of shillings in critical areas, including healthcare, education, economic development, and environmental protection. These programs have altered countless lives, demonstrating Safaricom’s dedication to elevating Kenyan communities.
Safaricom has emerged as a leader in fostering positive societal change through its sponsorship of sports, education, and environmental programs, adding to its reputation as a firm committed to making a long-term effect.
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