Former CEO Joseph back at Safaricom as board chair

Kenya Airways board Chairman Michael Joseph on Wednesday spoke on the scheduled resumption of international flights this Saturday saying the national carrier is

Michael Joseph previously worked as the CEO of Safaricom from July 2000 until his retirement in November 2010.

Nicholas Nganga who is retiring from the position has served as Safaricom chairman for 13 years

Proposed law laying the ground for nationalisation of ailing carrier tabled in Parliament after months of delay.

The loss was largely attributed to an increase operating costs that offset growth in revenues

This follows the completion of the re-organisation that brings the M-Pesa brand under the full control of Safaricom and Vodacom.

Peter Ndegwa will be taking over from two larger-than-life predecessors, and has the difficult task of cementing a legacy for himself

Safaricom has announced service interruption due to planned system maintenance that will on Sunday affect millions of customers on its network.

Safaricom has waived fees for M-pesa transactions below Sh1000 in an announcement aimed at fighting the spread of coronavirus in the country.

Safaricom wants to retain its former chief executive Michael Joseph beyond the stipulated age of 70 for directors of listed companies to retire.

Safaricom wants to retain its former chief executive Michael Joseph beyond the stipulated age of 70 for directors of listed companies to retire.

During his time at Safaricom House, the chief executive said something that didn’t go down well with many Kenyans. As a result, he was reprimanded, cursed and some, like yours truly, even threatened to boycott the ‘Better Option’.