Safaricom, the biggest company in Kenya, saw its net income fell by 6% to 33,1 billion shillings (178 million euros) in the six months through September. “Like everybody else, we were not spared,” Chief Executive Officer Peter Ndegwa said, referring to the Covid-19 crisis.
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