*124# worked well for me yesterday. It was impossible on Fri. Then I realised that I only have 6 Zain numbers I call regularly. *100# for those who call 196 numbers in their phone book.

Vukeni tu

But prepare yourselves for congested network,call drops and system crashes.

Zain is getting to where Safcom was a couple of years back then people will vuka out again.

And when Seacom lands and If there is a right thinking guy(s) at Safcom,they will introduce VoIP in addition to GSM calls at almost no cost i.e at the same cost of running an application on your phone which currently stands at KShs 0.04 per connection (internet)



'Whatever can go wrong will go wrong,and at the worst possible time,in the worst possible way.' - Murphy

Saturday nation page 23,zain's vuka tariff to cost 50% more (from 8ksh to 12ksh) for cross network calls starting today. YU has coverage issues. Guess the party is over. Its time i reactivated my safaricom line for safaricom to safaricom calls

'A stone is heavy,and the sand weighty; but a fool's wrath is heavier than them both.' (Proverbs 27:3).

wonders never cease. Initially rene meza said this is permanet,not an offer but its obvious he has learnt the art of changing goal posts very fast from the political class. Club 20 calls were also withdrawn,same case for jiachilie na 65/. What next? 50% increase isn't a lot,ITS INSANE!!!! A 25% increase to ksh10.00 to other networks would have been understandable. My safcom line was going to die due to starvation on the 2nd week of june but now I just have to top up inorder to pay less on calls to safcom

No wonder MJ was reluctant to get involved in a price war. Zain must have gotten its projections all wrong on the impact Vuka would have on its revenues. Obviously they didn't hit their targets. Just goes to show that the management have yet to get the hang of Kenyans and their peculiar calling habits!

Christopher