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Telecommunications giant Safaricom PLC has announced that it has surpassed 50 million customers on its Kenyan network, ...

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In the last financial year, the company contributed Ksh. 722 billion to the Kenyan economy, sustaining over 1.28 million jobs.

The company says the milestone highlights the trust, loyalty and partnership of Kenyans over the last two and a half decades.

Safaricom has maintained the same dividend payout for the last three years despite the start-up costs of establishing ...