Safaricom introduces a feature ending the need to show M-PESA messages after shopping
For many Kenyans, making a payment through Lipa na M-PESA at a supermarket, restaurant, petrol station or local shop often comes with a familiar request from shop attendants: ‘Nionyeshe message yako’. The phrase, which translates to “show me your message”, has become a common part of shopping experiences, with customers expected to display their M-PESA […]
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