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Mobile Web East Africa 2013, the third East African edition of the most progressive and interactive mobile industry events in Sub-Saharan Africa, returns to the Southern Sun Mayfair Nairobi, Kenya on February 19th through 21st.

Unique Loo will provide you with the most classy, hygienic mobile portable toilet services. We have brand new mobile portable toilets that are fitted with the latest technologies. We provide ...

Afroes today announced that they have decided to utilise next week’s Mobile Web East Africa 2013 conference...

Theme: Building a world class electronic media industry in Africa.

Indulge and join the weekly cooking sessions and enjoy your takeaway dinners for 2 adults. Call our mobile kitchen and enjoy your group parties. Bring 7 empty containers.

Nazizi, Octopizzo, Mbuvi, Juliani, Alice Kamande, Israel Mugisha, Collo, Chris Adwar, Mercy Masika, Bamboo, Dan-Gee, Rock band PLG, Villager’s band and many more artists want you to buy original quality versions of their songs from your mobile phone TO your mobile phone with Mdundo.

KenyaBuzz has won a grant from the Kenyan ICT board to develop phone applications for Kenyan users and to mentor young journalists. 

Opening Hours: Weekdays: 8.30am to 5.30pm Saturdays: 9am to 1pm Sundays & Public holidays: Closed

Peace through the screen U Film It - Keep the Peace intends to help spread the peace message to Kenyans using video

From Kencell to Celtel to Zain; Kenya’s second largest mobile operator, Zain, has been sold yet again. As anticipated, India’s Bharti Airtel successfully concluded the deal taking over Zain’s African operations. The move places Bharti as the 5th largest mobile company in the world, making them a truly global telecoms company. The Group’s shareholders, whilst showing evidence of discomfort as the deal was being discussed, indicated approval on conclusion with the share price appreciating. Whilst Zain is a distant second to Kenya’s largest mobile operator, Safaricom, the group has 42 million subscribers within 15 African countries. The largest market, Nigeria however, reportedly runs at a loss.It is assumed that a re-branding campaign and change in strategy will again be undertaken, which in Kenya has often been out of step with market demands. One could argue that Zain’s market share in Kenya and indeed Africa (with Celtel) has been affected by the frequent change of name and identity, particularly as the quality of their network is sound. Meanwhile in Kenya, other competitors Yu, also partly owned by the Indian company Essar, and Orange (France Telcom) continue to focus on price to entice consumers. However France Telcom is currently in dispute with the Kenyan Government over missing assets and previously unknown supplier contractual agreements, following its purchase of 51% of the company. The French parastatal is demanding a refund for an equivalent amount to the assets, as well as further capital injection by the Kenya Government in order to continue its strategy implementation and turn the company around CCK, Kenya’s regulatory body,  also plans to introduce changes that will no doubt generate further competition. From July 2010 the migration from networks with one’s full telephone number including the code will be possible. All in all, the year promises to be eventful in the African telecommunications industry.

From Kencell to Celtel to Zain; Kenya’s second largest mobile operator, Zain, has been sold yet again. As anticipated, India’s Bharti Airtel successfully concluded the deal taking over Zain’s African operations. The move places Bharti as the 5th largest mobile company in the world, making them a truly global telecoms company. The Group’s shareholders, whilst showing evidence of discomfort as the deal was being discussed, indicated approval on conclusion with the share price appreciating. Whilst Zain is a distant second to Kenya’s largest mobile operator, Safaricom, the group has 42 million subscribers within 15 African countries. The largest market, Nigeria however, reportedly runs at a loss.It is assumed that a re-branding campaign and change in strategy will again be undertaken, which in Kenya has often been out of step with market demands. One could argue that Zain’s market share in Kenya and indeed Africa (with Celtel) has been affected by the frequent change of name and identity, particularly as the quality of their network is sound. Meanwhile in Kenya, other competitors Yu, also partly owned by the Indian company Essar, and Orange (France Telcom) continue to focus on price to entice consumers. However France Telcom is currently in dispute with the Kenyan Government over missing assets and previously unknown supplier contractual agreements, following its purchase of 51% of the company. The French parastatal is demanding a refund for an equivalent amount to the assets, as well as further capital injection by the Kenya Government in order to continue its strategy implementation and turn the company around CCK, Kenya’s regulatory body,  also plans to introduce changes that will no doubt generate further competition. From July 2010 the migration from networks with one’s full telephone number including the code will be possible.All in all, the year promises to be eventful in the African telecommunications industry.{jcomments on}

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Jobtoria.com was launched in February 2008, to provide Kenya's job seekers with a free and efficient system on finding a good job through the use of the internet and mobile ...

Mkoba is Kenya’s first and leading online supermarket - we stock electronics, apparel, authentic African wear, curio, mobile phones and accessories and many more.

Mwangalio Tofauti II showcases 6 up-and-coming Kenyan photographers who experiment with their medium and their perspectives.

A trendy bar and restaurant that offers a whole range for the urban upwardly mobile personality and the family.

Carjackers are using a new tactic. In the past carjackers generally stole the vehicle, robbed the occupants and left them somewhere.  Now some carjackers are forcing the victims to reveal the location of their homes where they are further robbed.  If you have been car-jacked and are told by the thugs to take them to your home, comply with their request. However, you can also give them reasons not to. You can tell them that there will be a good possibility of them being caught if they do take you home.  Here are some things you might tell them:    * You have a security barrier in your neighborhood    * Two  mobile security vehicles from different companies are watching for anything unusual in your neighborhood    * Police do regular patrols in your neighborhood    * You have guards on your plot with mobile security buttons    * Any other deterrents you can think ofIf they still insist on going to your home, be compliant.  Do anything they request and let them take anything they want. 

Golden Grills is a unique catering company that delivers high quality food through mobile food stands. We specialize in barbecue, grills and stir-fries and have a wide range of adventurous ...

Carjackers are using a new tactic. In the past carjackers generally stole the vehicle, robbed the occupants and left them somewhere.  Now some carjackers are forcing the victims to reveal the location of their homes where they are further robbed.

The NAIROBI regional tour of Sprite Slam 2011 will take place on Saturday 23rd July 2011, from 12 noon, at the Railways Club, off Haile Selassie Avenue. More than 40 ...