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    Safaricom Addopts the South African Social Netwoking Product, MXit

    CyrusBy CyrusMay 23, 2010Updated:April 8, 2019No Comments1 Min Read
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    Safaricom has introduced the South African social networking product, MIXIT, in Kenya.

    Safaricom seems o be keen on capturing the market and dominating all sectors of the market. MXit is an Instant Messenger product offering of choice to the Kenyan youth who represent the next generation consumer. They digitally savvy and early adopters of technology and innovation.

    They live in an ever-changing world, are intelligent, enquiring, and opinionated and have a desire to challenge the status quo.

    MXit will enable users to access Content, Music, Gaming Communities, Aggregate other Instant Messenger applications and social networking sites all under one application.

    To get onto MXit – all you have to do is visit www.safaricom.com on your mobile phone and click on the MXit
    icon to get to the MXit home page

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