Linnet Wawira Muriuki

[Linnet Wawira Muriuki @WawiraLinnet]

@muyaka_petrez @HELBpage And won't this lead to being overcharged especially if you are working towards paying back on large amounts on the side

[Linnet Wawira Muriuki @WawiraLinnet]

https://t.co/3YGaDwobTT

[Omari Richmond @OmariRichmond]

10.Safaricom + NCBA + KCB (Fuliza)

Safaricom partners with NCBA and KCB to launch the Fuliza product, an overdraft facility available for all Mpesa users.
By August 2021, Kenyans were borrowing 1.2 billion shillings daily.

[Omari Richmond @OmariRichmond]

9.Safaricom + Ali Express Partnership

The partnership allows Kenyans shopping on Ali express to pay for their purchases using Mpesa.

[Omari Richmond @OmariRichmond]

8.Safaricom + KCB Partnership

Safaricom and KCB launched a mobile savings and loan product.
By 2nd Aug 2016, KCB Mpesa loan disbursement hit Ksh 10 billion mark.

[Omari Richmond @OmariRichmond]

7.Mpesa + Vodacom Tanzania partnership

The partnership allows Mpesa users to send and receive money to and from Tanzania.

[Omari Richmond @OmariRichmond]

6.Safaricom + MoneyGram Partnership

The partnership allows Mpesa users to send and receive money from 90 countries globally.

[Omari Richmond @OmariRichmond]

5.Safaricom + CBA (Mshwari)

In Nov 2012, Safaricom partnered with CBA bank in launching the Mshwari product.

Mshwari allows Mpesa users to save and borrow money straight from their mobile phones.

[Omari Richmond @OmariRichmond]

4.Safaricom + KPLC

30th July 2009, Safaricom extends Mpesa services to Kplc Customers.
Safaricom partnered with Kplc to allow their customers pay their electricity bills using mpesa.

No more queing at Kplc centres.

[Omari Richmond @OmariRichmond]

3.Safaricom + Western Union

In 31st March 2011, @SafaricomPLC and Western union sign an agreement allowing the 13.5 million Mpesa users to receive international money transfers from 45 countries and territories including the Us, Canada, Italy and the UK.

[Omari Richmond @OmariRichmond]

2.Safaricom + Pesapoint Partnership

In July 2008, Safaricom partnered with Pesapoint allowing Mpesa users to withdraw money from Pesapoint ATMs directly on their Safaricom line.

No ATM cards were needed for the Pesapoint withdrawals.

[Omari Richmond @OmariRichmond]

1.Brilliant Agent network.

Safaricom built an agent network that was lean, well distributed geographically thus ensuring close proximity to customers.
Safaricom also grew their agent network at the same pace as their customer base.

[Omari Richmond @OmariRichmond]

‘I can do things you cannot, you can do things I cannot, together we can do great things.’ – Mother Teresa.

Are you feeling stuck in your business growth? Have you explored building strategic partnerships?

10 partnerships that helped Mpesa grow in Kenya.

A thread.

[Omari Richmond @OmariRichmond]

#Reflection #entrepreneurship #SolFest

Sol fest was a movie. Three important business pointers to learn from Sauti Sol.

1. Know your customer.
2. Know your Magic/ Product
3. Connect the two.

A thread

[The_Loch @is_Loch]

@Sauti_SRHR We can capitalize on new technologies favoured by young people and use these to provide educational messaging. Setting up hotlines for quality assurance and advocacy is also important. #CSE #SautiTalks

[Linnet Wawira Muriuki @WawiraLinnet]

@Sauti_SRHR We should start talking openly of the topics known to be taboo for decades. Undo the normalized sexual harassment.

#Sauti_SRHR
#CSE
#SautiTalks

[SRHR 411 @SRHR411]

5. In our spaces of dialogue and advocacy, how can we promote and advocate for comprehensive sexuality education?
#CSE #SautiTalks

[Linnet Wawira Muriuki @WawiraLinnet]

@Sauti_SRHR Teaching young people on matters safe sex instead of preaching abistence only.
#Sauti_SRHR
#CSE
#SautiTalks

[SRHR 411 @SRHR411]

4. Let us highlight some of the challenges facing adoption and implementation of comprehensive sexuality education. #CSE #SautiTalks