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    Safaricom cuts roaming charges for calls data by up to 99%

    The Kenyan
    By The Kenyan Wall Street
    - July 26, 2016
    - July 26, 2016
    Kenya Business news

    Safaricom, the country’s leading telecommunications company by market share, has reduced roaming charges for calls and data by up to 99 per cent for over 200 networks across the world. The move follows successful negotiations with its global network of partners.

    Safaricom customers will be able to enjoy reduced data roaming rates at the rate of Sh14 per MB in over 52 countries, as well as make calls at reduced rates.

    READ; Safaricom appoints Vodacom Tanzania’s Kamath as new CFO

    “Our new roaming rates progress our deliberate strategy to continuously invest in optimizing our customers’ experience in order to provide the best experience on our network,” said company CEO Bob Collymore.

    In China, Safaricom subscribers roaming on China Mobile will now be charged Sh50 to call back home and enjoy a low of Sh10 per minute to call within China, down from the former rate of Sh360 and Sh130 respectively. Data pricing will fall to Sh14 per MB while roaming on China Mobile and China Unicom, down from the previous rate of Sh1, 900.

    The new rates will be applicable to both PrePay and PostPay subscribers with customers able to select their network of choice in the destinations that they travel to based on the rates on offer.

    “Our continued push to provide more value to customers is underpinned by our continued desire to empower customers so that we retain a relationship based on trust with them,” said Collymore.

    -SCOM

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