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Nov 12 4 tweets 3 min read
.@SafaricomPLC's net profit for the six months ended September fell by 10% to Sh33.5B on the impact of a cut on the mobile termination rate (MTR) and higher costs associated with the entry into Ethiopia. - @BD_Africa

#SafaricomHYResults
Total revenue rose by 4.6% to Sh153.4B in the period, helped by an 8.7% increase in M-Pesa revenue to Sh56.9B, and an 11.3% jump in data earnings to Sh26.3B.
#SafaricomHYResults
Voice revenue fell by 3.8% to Sh39.9B, while total costs rose by a third to Sh31B, largely on the back of the firm's investment in its new Ethiopia subsidiary @SafaricomET

#SafaricomHYResults
#SafaricomHYResults: @SafaricomPLC half-year profit drops by 10% to KSh33.5B due to a reduction on the mobile termination rates by the regulator and the @SafaricomET associated costs bit.ly/3UyoG2I by @BD_Africa

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Details are now emerging of the plot that culminated in the demolition of Niraj Shah’s home and the eviction of his family from their land in Nairobi. - @NationAfrica
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Coming up in a few: @SafaricomPLC announces their Half Year results.

#SafaricomHYResults
Live on YouTube: bit.ly/3UAimrG
.@SafaricomPLC Board chairman John Ngumi

#SafaricomHYResults
Live on YouTube: bit.ly/3UAimrG
Issues affecting results:

Ukraine war
Drought in Kenya
50/- fee on SIM cards. - @SafaricomPLC Board chair John Ngumi

#SafaricomHYResults
Live on YouTube: bit.ly/3UAimrG
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