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The M-Pesa Sokoni caravan continues with its countrywide tour, spreading M-Pesa at 18 celebrations. Today it made stops in Busia, Ugunja, Usenge, and Bondo as part of celebrations marking 18 years of M-Pesa service to Kenyans. Led by Ramogi FM and radio citizen presenters, the caravan entertained residents, with many walking away with giveaways from Safaricom. This Saturday, the M-Pesa festival will wind up the regional tour with celebrations at the Jomo Kenyatta Stadium in Kisumu.
M-Pesa Sokoni caravan tours Busia and Siaya counties
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