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MPESA Theft: Safaricom staff accused of stealing funds from a stolen phone

Safaricom Chief Customer Officer Sylvia Wairimu Mulinge (Left) and CEO Peter Ndegwa, Safaricom Plc has grown too big to the point where it appears the management is finding it hard to manage the many security breaches on its MPESA systems. The below is a case that is increasingly becoming rampant. A client was robbe

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Safaricom Chief Customer Officer Sylvia Wairimu Mulinge (Left) and CEO Peter Ndegwa, Safaricom Plc has grown too big to the point where it appears the management is finding it hard to manage the many security breaches on its MPESA systems. The below is a case that is increasingly becoming rampant. A client was robbed of her Sh51,500 through hacking of systems after she reported theft of their phone to Safaricom. Who could possibly have known her National ID, and other security features if not Safaricom staff that handled this complaint? Hi Nyakundi, My friend's phone was stolen on Friday 8PM. She called SafaricomPLC at 8:15 to block all MPESA Transactions. SafaricomCare confirmed that her money was safe. On Saturday morning she found out...

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