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Global aspirations: Zain rebrands Celtel Africa operations |
World’s first borderless mobile network now connects Africa and Middle East
Nairobi, Kenya - Zain Group, the leading telecommunications mobile operator servicing over 50 million customers in 22 countries across the Middle East and Africa, today announced it has re-branded its entire African operations from Celtel to Zain (www.zain.com). The move coincides with the linking of the world’s first borderless mobile service ‘One Network’ across two continents. 14 country operations across Africa will immediately rebrand to Zain, namely: Burkina Faso, Chad, the Republic of Congo, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Niger, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Zain will launch its mobile operation in Ghana later in 2008. |
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Kenya tourism to advertise on CNN |
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Kenya’s Minister for Tourism, Hon. Najib Balala has signed a a Two Million dollars contract with Cable News Network (CNN) for airing TV commercials promoting Kenya as a tourist destination.
The advertising campaign is funded by the European Commission Delegation to Kenya.
This is the first time that Kenya is being marketed through the world’s leading news channel such as CNN and plans are underway to include other international media in the marketing campaign. The signing ceremony was witnessed by the Permanent Secretary, Rebecca Nabutola and KTB Managing Director, Dr. Ong’onga Achieng. |
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Safaricom, Nakumatt sign payment deal |
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Tuesday, July 22, 2008 - Safaricom post paid customers can now pay their bills at any Nakumatt countrywide. Safaricom airtime is already available at Nakumatt tills. This partnership enables Safaricom’s 11 million subscribers enjoy the convenience of paying their bills or purchasing airtime while shopping. “Safaricom continues to look for innovative ways in which our subscribers can continue to enjoy value added products and services. With Nakumatt’s 19 branches countrywide, it will now be even easier for our PostPay customers to pay their bills” said Safaricom Chief Commercial Officer, Mr. Peter Arina. |
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