Kenya's Safaricom dials up Google for million smart phone offer


Safaricom is partnering with Google to offer 1 million affordable smart phones. — wuestenigel/Visualhunt/CC BY

NAIROBI: Kenya's biggest telecoms operator Safaricom is partnering with Google to offer 1 million affordable smart phones, its chief executive said on April 29.

The Kenyan company, which is part-owned by South Africa's Vodacom and Britain's Vodafone, is ramping up its data business to offset a decline in mobile calls, where it has seen a small revenue fall due to saturation.

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