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Safaricom shops in Nairobi will be temporarily closed on Friday, October 6, 2023, the telecommunications company has announced.In a notice to all customers, the telco said all shops in the city excluding the outlet at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), will remain closed tomorrow to allow the attendants participate in an internal staff event.Normal operations will resume on Saturday, October 7."We appreciate your understanding and look forward to serving you with renewed energy and enthusiasm on Saturday," Safaricom said.Customer Notice pic.twitter.com/FGaCVO75Dh — Safaricom PLC (@SafaricomPLC) October 4, 2023 Some of the Safaricom Customer Care shops are located at Safaricom House in Westlands, Moi Avenue, I&amp;M Building, Kimathi Street, Thika Road Mall (TRM), Westgate, Sarit Centre, Kangemi and Junction Mall among other areas. The shops offer all Safaricom network-related services including registration of SIM cards, M-Pesa statements, unblocking of SIM cards, Safaricom accessories, promotions, Bonga Points and airtime and internet issues.Other services include M-Pesa transactions issues, Pre-pay and Post-pay services among others. Previous Article'The writing is on the wall for non-performing CSs' - Cherargei says after Cabinet reshuffle Next ArticleBahati opens up on how he met, fell in love with Diana Marua Advertisement Bobi Wine arrested at airport as he returns home Public Service CS Moses Kuria says he is ready for any ministerial portfolio, including Gender Musalia Mudavadi vows to champion, protect Kenyan interests after new CS role Huddah expresses concerns over netizens ‘clout chasing with people’s deaths’ Kenyan among 50 shortlisted for Ksh148M Global Teachers Prize Safaricom shops in Nairobi to be closed on Friday ‘The writing is on the wall for non-performing CSs’ – Cherargei says after Cabinet reshuffle 14 killed, 100 missing after Indian glacial lake bursts its banks Suspended KEMSA CEO Terry Ramadhani lands envoy role in Ruto’s new appointments Advertisement 10 counties to experience power interruptions on Wednesday 2 Al-Shabaab terrorists blown up in pieces while planting bomb on road in Garissa Vera Sidika mourns death of Instagram model Aziza Frisby ‘I am lonely’ – Brian Chira claims friends have abandoned him Khadija Kopa reacts after her daughter Zuchu was hit with object while performing on stage 10 World’s highest-taxed countries Moses Kuria, Alice Wahome among CSs moved as Ruto reshuffles his Cabinet

Safaricom shops in Nairobi will be temporarily closed on Friday, October 6, 2023, the telecommunications company has announced.In a notice to all customers, the telco said all shops in the city excluding the outlet at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), will remain closed tomorrow to allow the attendants participate in an internal staff event.Normal operations will resume on Saturday, October 7."We appreciate your understanding and look forward to serving you with renewed energy and enthusiasm on Saturday," Safaricom said.Customer Notice pic.twitter.com/FGaCVO75Dh — Safaricom...

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