Safaricom at 25: Ndegwa eyes growth in Ethiopia

Posted on September 4, 2025 by Guest authors

Next month marks Safaricom’s 25th anniversary. CEO Peter Ndegwa (pictured) was in London to reflect on the operator’s journey – from a subsidiary of Telkom Kenya to becoming the country’s largest and most valuable enterprise.

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