UK’s communications regulator OFCOM, has proposed to end the use of Fax machines in UK offices and replace it with Internet Protocol [IP] technology.
According to a report from the BBC, OFCOM upon consulting with other stakeholders, found it necessary to end the use of Fax machines in UK offices, and replace them with IP technology, by 2023.
BT and KCOM are two Hull based telecom universal service providers esta
The assistant chairperson of Mombasa ASK, Mr. Peter Odera announced reduced entrance charges for the show as a way to entice attendance and as consideration of the hard economic times faced by Kenyans.
Uber has lowered its service fee from 25% to 18% after being granted a transport network
license to operate in Kenya by The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA).
Drivers from the ride-hailing company last week shut down services in protest of what they
termed as non-compliance by transport network companies.
Roam, a Kenyan – Swedish green mobility company has launched a 77-seat electric bus at the Nairobi green park terminal in an effort to promote sustainable and environmentally friendly transport in the city.
During the launch, Dennis Wakaba, Roam Project coordinator said that the mass transit bus is designed to help “shift towards better public transport, where we can have people ride in comfort and enjoy the ride with a clear conscience because we are talking about zero emissions.”
The occasion was graced by several notable church leaders from the Coastal region, among them Bishops Dennis Mangi, Elias Karisa, and Bishop Emmanuel Kashero.