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The platform is set to rival Airtel money and M-Pesa, but is it better than the two? here are its top ten features, compare with the other mobile money service platform and let's know your thoughts in the comment section. Here are ten attractive features of the platform. Subscribers will not use an Agent number or a Till number to carry out any transaction or buy goods and services. They will use a one-time eight-digit code to withdraw cash from an agent or ATM as well as to buy goods and services. The T-kash code will be valid for10 minutes, and its generated free-of-charge upon initiating the withdrawal transaction, which is presented to an agent in exchange for cash, or keyed into the ATM. Upon registration at an authorized agent, you can be able to access the T-Kash menu through a USSD code or the SIM toolkit. It has a favorite five feature which allows subscribers to save up to five contacts of individuals, billers and bank accounts that they frequently transac

NAIROBI, 9 March 2018 (PSCU) – President Uhuru Kenyatta and Opposition leader Raila Odinga have resolved to work together to unite the country. Addressing the Press after they held talks at Harambee House, Nairobi, today, President Kenyatta and Mr Odinga said time has come for the country to stop allowing political differences to cause frictions and divisions. President Kenyatta pointed out that for the country to come together, leaders should discuss their differences freely and openly to end ethnic divisions. The Head of State emphasised that as leaders, they have a responsibility to discuss and find solutions that will bind, unite the country and free it from a life pegged on a five-year electioneering cycle. “Elections come and go but Kenya remains; so as we must plan for the future – a future that will not be dictated by the forthcoming elections. Our future must be dictated by the prosperity, stability of our nation and the well-being of our people,” President Ken

Last year, research by Accenture and the Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) posited that artificial intelligence (AI) had the potential to double the growth rate of the South African economy and boost rates of profitability by an average of 38 percent by 2035. This is great news for South African businesses of course, but an AI-dominated landscape brings with it multiple ethical and social issues, including the problem of a labor force that feels redundant and whose skills may be no longer needed. AI will undoubtedly change the world of work, just as the Industrial Revolution did in the 1700s and 1800s. Certain jobs will become obsolete, as intelligent machines will be able to complete tasks quicker and more accurately than humans. New roles will also be created – jobs that we haven’t even thought about yet. AI will be the biggest disruptor the business world has seen in over two centuries. It is little wonder, then, that people are already starting to get jittery about

Being a writer is a cool thing. If you are like me, you love words and love it when you create something so beautiful that it comes alive. But, over time, there are several things that I have learned, and have realized can become your own undoing. IMITATION  As a writer, the worst thing that you can try to do is imitate, especially someone else’s style. It will never sound like you. It will feel like what I hate most – feeling like a robot. Don’t ask me how a robot feels. I don’t even know whether these machines that are slowly taking over our world have emotions. That’s a story for another day. What I mean is that I loathe, detest mechanical work. Writing has never been about how fast you can write, how many articles you can write in a day, how many words you can type in a minute. Well, don’t get me wrong here. Sometimes, it is, especially if you are a full-time writer and have to pay bills. What I am saying is that writing is not ideally a mechanical process. It is a life-c