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Numerous Social Media Complaints Confirm Safaricom Home Fibre Is A Scam

Safaricom launched their home internet services, known as Safaricom Home Fibre, twice. The first time it flopped. But many complaints from Kenyans have confirmed that the whole thing has been a scam, as Kenyans struggle to get internet. Safaricom home fibre packages are categorized based on speed and prices. The tel

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Safaricom launched their home internet services, known as Safaricom Home Fibre, twice. The first time it flopped. But many complaints from Kenyans have confirmed that the whole thing has been a scam, as Kenyans struggle to get internet. Safaricom home fibre packages are categorized based on speed and prices. The telco’s half-year report also show it laid out more than 5,500 kilometres of fibre optic cable, an additional 500 kilometres when compared to the previous first-half of the year. This also saw it increase its fibre coverage by 400 to pass by 2,000 businesses. The latest statistics indicate that Safaricom has so far connected 171,000 homes with fibre internet. Here are some complaints from social media users confirming that the...

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