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Stuck funds: Is Safaricom broke?

Peter Ndegwa - CEO, Safaricom Plc Is SAFARICOM running low on liquidity? Customers who withdrew on KCB-M-PESA using the MPESA App are yet to be refunded two days later, despite their funds being deducted from the bank-end. CEO Peter Ndegwa is running down the criminal outfit masquerading as Telco. Normally a company

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Peter Ndegwa - CEO, Safaricom Plc Is SAFARICOM running low on liquidity? Customers who withdrew on KCB-M-PESA using the MPESA App are yet to be refunded two days later, despite their funds being deducted from the bank-end. CEO Peter Ndegwa is running down the criminal outfit masquerading as Telco. Normally a company can lie about its financial position by coking the books. As per online definition for the lay men, "Cook the books is a slang term for using accounting tricks to make a company's financial results look better than they really are. Typically, cooking the books involves manipulating financial data to inflate a company's revenue and deflate its expenses in order to pump up its earnings or profit. " Safaricom entered the Ethiopia...

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