Finally, someone in Government with the nuts to speak out against the whining of safaricon. Heko PM. Back to the drawing board for Shillingi and co. at safaricon

The only question is, if safcom reports the same revenues or more (likely), will airtel continue with the price war or will mwananchi demand lower prices...? In the meantime since the share has been defensive since Sept, such a flat revenue performance or slightly above will see it rallying... Bizarro market....

it seems that safcom has hired mercinaries to do its biding in the house.how do you explain that the mps were quizing Raila based on the same tired arguments that collymore uses. kilonzo,khalwale,mututho and eseli might aswell wear safcom t-shirts to the house. thank God for RAO he stood his ground,as far as outsourcing is concerned the are lucky we cant outsource that parliament to china.looking forward to PM's statement on wednesday.

Populist nonsense!!

SCOM has been "facing the competition" since inception. Has the PM forgotten that SCOM was the third phone company in Kenya?

About paying workers peanuts: has anyone ever heard an SCOM employee complaining?

And on "making billions" would he prefer they made losses? What sort of profit does he think a company with 15 million customers and sh70b in net assets should be making?

The PM should keep his mouth shut on matters he doesn't understand!

For the avoidance of doubt: the opinion expressed above is NOT for the support of government protection of SCOM. It is simply a counter to the PM,s sentiments.