Safaricom's former CEO Michael Joseph recalled how key shareholders dismissed M-Pesa as insignificant, underestimating its ...

Vodafone, the firm behind the M-Pesa fintech platform, has announced that the service has passed 50 million monthly active users more than 14 years after its launch. The service launch in Kenya ...

Safaricom Board Chairperson Michael Joseph has revealed how at the beginning, almost 18 years ago, M-Pesa was dismissed as ...

Vodafone has unveiled its first international money transfer corridor, enabling customers using its M-Pesa mobile money service in Tanzania and Kenya to transfer and pay money to each other.

Pesa, is processing100 million transactions daily, serving over 70m customers across 170 countries worldwide.

Nairobi, Kenya: Kenyans had close to nothing to do with the creation of M-Pesa that had put the country on the global radar as an innovation hub. A new book reveals that a senior Vodafone employee ...

The origin of M-Pesa is traced back to a pilot project funded by Vodafone Group and the UK’s Department for International Development (DFID), both of which were eager to find innovative ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Safaricom CEO Bob Collymore [Photo, Courtesy] Safaricom will start a joint venture with ...