Niabusiness.com Have you heard about the Safaricom 70MB daily YouTube bundle you can use to watch Patanisho show? Well I am going to tell you more about it in this post. See, a few days ago I received a text message from Safaricom about a new data bundle they had introduced. A bundle totally different from … Read more
Want to learn more about Safaricom Join Postpay – the option Safaricom recently added to their *100# and *544# menus? Well, keep reading. You will learn how to change from your current Prepay tariff (Blaze or Uwezo for example) to a Post-Pay tariff – on the same line. What is it? It is a way … Read more
The Safaricom *100# menu has been changed a few times over the years. In this post I take a look at the options the telco added to the 100 menu in 2019. Here’s how the *100# menu on Safaricom looks like. Jitambulishe M-PESA/Reversal Sim Replacement Bonga My Account My Subscriptions Balance & Data Manager Products … Read more
I remember the first time I heard about Tingg Africa by Cellulant. It was last year – at a time when I was writing a series of posts on mobile phone service providers in Kenya (Safaricom, Airtel Kenya, Telkom Kenya and Equitel). Checking if everything looked okay on the frontend (of my site Niabusiness.com) , … Read more
Safaricom SIM replacement, what is the process like? What do Safaricom subscribers go through when they have to replace their lines? Is the process smooth? What is required of customers who want to replace their lines? Well, I just replaced my SIM card a few hours ago. In this post I am going to share … Read more
Want to learn more about Tunukiwa Kredo DaboDabo offers? To learn how to double your airtime? To learn about USSD codes to use if you want to purchase minutes on your Safaricom line that you can use to call other Safaricom subscribers and subscribers on other networks such as Equitel, Telkom Kenya and Airtel Kenya? … Read more
In this article, learn how to buy the Telkom Kenya 30GB at 1000 Kenyan Shillings data bundle valid 30 days. With this bundle you get 1GB every day for 30 days. Ku GBamba is easy as long as you have at least KSh 1000 airtime in your account. You will end spending KSh 33.333 daily … Read more
Kopa is the Airtel Kenya service subscribers can use to borrow airtime, data and cash and pay back later. It is similar to Safaricom Okoa Jahazi, Telkom Pewa and Equitel Jiokolee. In this article I am going to show you what to do as an Airtel subscriber once you borrow airtime or data on your … Read more
In this blog post, you will find links to articles, guides, ebooks, courses, reviews and tutorials targeted at Kenyans. Some of the companies / tools / products / services will surely make your life as a Kenyan better. So, read, click around and enjoy discovering new things that can help you improve your life (at home … Read more
How do you stop autorenew for Safaricom data bundles with no expiry date? What happens when you don’t want your data bundle to be autorenewed daily – after making a purchase via the *100# / *544# > Data Bundle (NO EXPIRY DATE) menu? I will show you two methods you can use. Dial *544# to … Read more
I wrote a post about Safaricom calls & SMS airtime with no expiry date – a service introduced in 2019. In the post I showed readers how to buy airtime via the *544*2*Amount# USSD shortcode. One thing you will realize is that once you purchase airtime this way for your line / another phone number, you … Read more
Want to get the Safaricom 200MB YouTube bundle? I am going to show you the various ways to buy it using USSD shortcodes such as *544# and *100#. The bundle is a daily bundle, costs Kenya Shillings 20 and as the name goes made specifically to be used on one website – YouTube. On your … Read more
Do you want to know how to purchase Safaricom Tunukiwa internet bundles with Safaricom Bonga Points instead of M-PESA or airtime? Well, I am going to show you how in this post. A few things you should know first Not all Tunukiwa bundles can be purchased like this. For example, out of all the Tunukiwa … Read more
In 2019 Safaricom introduced data bundles with no expiry date to the Kenyan market. Unlike daily bundles, 7 day bundles, 30 day bundles, 90 day bundles, Flex, Platinum, Advantage and International bundles, buyers of the new bundles introduced in 2019 don’t have to worry about not being able to use their data – because of … Read more
In previous posts I have written about various Safaricom All in One Bundles and SMS bundles. This was before Safaricom introduced calls and SMS with no expiry date. Before, you could buy an SMS bundle or a Platinum / Advantage / All in One Bundle (which combine both data + SMS + voice) and use … Read more
One of the best performing articles on Niabusiness for years is an article I wrote about how to check Safaricom airtime balance (for postpaid and prepaid customers). The post, seems to do very well every month. It continues to serve users well – showing them various Safaricom USSD codes to query their account / airtime … Read more
I wrote an article awhile ago targeted at Safaricom subscribers who wanted to know how to use their data manager (activate / deactivate / check status / turn on or off for another number) to control how their airtime and data bundle is used. 2019 came and on Safaricom’s 19th birthday some changes were made. … Read more
If you want to learn how to activate data manager on Airtel Kenya line, I am going to show you the steps you can follow – using the *544# and *100# Airtel USSD codes. I am also going to show you how to check the status of your data manager. If you already have the … Read more
In this article you are going to learn more about the Jumia Kenya Black Friday 2019 sales. Specifically, I am going to list the various dates you can shop for various products online at discounted prices. I am also going to list all the brands listed on the Jumia Kenya Black Friday page (if you … Read more
Having published a USSD codes list for Safaricom, Equitel and Telkom Kenya, I thought it was time for another list – an Airtel Kenya USSD codes list. Today, I present that list to you. In it you will find various short codes you can use to manage your Airtel Kenya account, check your airtime balance, … Read more
Awhile ago, Telkom Kenya introduced two different data bundles to their users countrywide. The bundles can be purchased via the usual *544# USSD code – and go for as little as Kenya Shillings 70. WE’KEN 1.5GB data bundle offer is the one that goes for KSh 70. Then there is another data bundle, WE’KEN 3.5GB, … Read more
Having published a post on Safaricom, Equitel & Airtel Kenya USSD codes a few days ago I thought coming up with another list just like the one I had created would be something worth spending some time on. So, I did. I created another post. And here it is, a Telkom Kenya USSD code list. … Read more
In a post I wrote a few months ago, I showed Safaricom subscribers how they could use M-PESA HAKIKISHA to check for peoples names. In this article I am going to show you how to activate M-PESA Hakikisha if you have been barred from using it – something that might happen if you cancel M-PESA … Read more
Remember the article Equitel USSD codes, top up, buy airtime from M-PESA, check balance, data bundles, phone number, SIM card, website that I wrote awhile ago? Well, having written in many other articles about how it is easy to buy airtime from Equitel for networks like Safaricom, Telkom Kenya and Airtel Kenya, I thought I’d … Read more
I wrote an article outlining various methods you could use to top up your Telkom Kenya line a few weeks ago. In the article, I showed you how you could top up using scratch cards, M-PESA, Equitel and even buy airtime online (using debit cards and credit cards). What I didn’t mention is that you … Read more