@selah,
I am not a safcon share holder but truth be said,mimi sitoki hata zain ikiwa bure.No justification for my adamant decision.

The competition will be beneficial to shareholders unless one company opts out. We will have low calling rates and a lot of loyality promotions to retain customers. They will be a lot of innovation.

The next price war will be fought on data; read 3G, 4G. That is when things will be exciting

just curious,do all BAT shareholders smoke?
'majengo sirudi tena'

When Zain 'table' introduced vuka, we thought that was the end... But years down the line, Zain's market share dwindled.

The low calling rates are welcome. But if Zain wants market share, they better make better product propositions.

Suppose, all other network operators respond and lower their rates below Zain's? I think they are fighting a losing battle.

At least they should have just lowered the rates without sounding a war cry.

I think sometimes its a matter of believing in yourself, your product. It must be a very trying moment for Safcon, they should not lose focus and let their products lose the confidence that people have entrusted upon them overtime. If you're good, faithful people will stick with you. For Zain, let them not celebrate too early, this is a long haul.For now, I'm retaining Safaricom.