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LuLu Cable Targets Kenya’s Coastal Digital Economy with Five Landing Points and a 2028 Service Date - KachTech Media (opens the original)
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Kenya’s coastline could gain a new digital backbone connecting industrial zones, businesses and technology investors from Mombasa to Lamu following the announcement of the LuLu Coastal Cable System at ITW Africa 2026. Announced on September 9, the system will connect five landing points: Mombasa, Vipingo Special Economic Zone, Kilifi, Malindi and Lamu. It will combine a submarine cable with a parallel terrestrial route, creating alternative paths for data along the coastal corridor. The project
Three brands, one bet: Inside the Asante Global Card - KachTech Media (opens the original)
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Absa, Kenya Airways and Visa are not merely issuing another premium credit card. They are building a three-sided ecosystem intended to convert everyday purchases into travel—and occasional passengers into permanent customers. A tank of fuel bought in Nairobi does not ordinarily bring its purchaser any closer to a flight to Cape Town. Nor does a supermarket bill resemble a ticket to London. The Asante Global Card is designed to change that calculation. Launched by Visa, Kenya Airways and Absa Ban
Safaricom’s 15 Million Ethiopian Customers Are Beginning to Vindicate Its Biggest Gamble - KachTech Media (opens the original)
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When Safaricom led a consortium into Ethiopia in 2021, the decision attracted as much scepticism as excitement. The consortium committed approximately KSh 110 billion to secure a telecommunications licence. Safaricom was entering a market dominated by the state-owned Ethio Telecom, while Ethiopia was dealing with political instability, conflict, foreign-exchange shortages and an uncertain regulatory environment. Reuters later reported that the difficulties encountered by Safaricom had discourage
How Visa, Kenya Airways and Absa Are Turning Everyday Spending into Global Travel - KachTech Media (opens the original)
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For many Kenyan consumers, a credit card has traditionally been viewed mainly as a borrowing or payment tool. The launch of the Asante Global Card by Visa, Kenya Airways and Absa Bank Kenya points to a broader shift: cards are increasingly becoming platforms through which customers can access travel, lifestyle and financial benefits. The Asante Global Card is Kenya’s first co-branded travel and lifestyle credit card bringing together an airline, a bank and a global payments network. It combines
From Safari Lodges to Small Traders: How Smartphones Are Becoming Payment Devices - KachTech Media (opens the original)
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Kenya’s tourism industry has always operated on two very different payment devices, one built for hotels and lodges, and another that never quite caught up. A visitor checking into a coastal resort has rarely struggled to pay by card, since large properties invested in point-of-sale machines decades ago. Step outside the hotel gate, though, and that same visitor often finds a market trader, a curio seller, or a boda rider who has never owned a card machine at all. This gap was never really about
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