MTN Cameroon offers low-cost money transfers that are quick, secure, and instant on its all-in-one mobile money platform MTN MoMo, further allowing bill payments, purchase of airtime, and sending money not only within Cameroon but abroad as well.
Active MTN subscribers initiate the send money process to their family, friends, or business associates by dialing the USSD code *126#, selecting 1 “sending money,” and following the prompts.
Transferring money in this way is quicker and easier than taking out cash or using a cheque, but some charges come along with it as it is not free to send money using the MTN Cameroon line. Even withdrawals cost something.
But MTN MoMo super rates and low fees in Cameroon are hard to beat: For example, sending amounts between 100 FCFA to 10,000 FCFA costs a 50 FCFA transfer fee, and a 0.5% transaction charge applies to amounts above that up to 200,000 FCFA.
Check out this precise table showing all the charges for MTN MoMo in Cameroon;
MTN MoMo send money fees in Cameroon
Amount to send
MTN MoMo Cameroon fees (2024)
100 FCFA to 10,000 FCFA
50 FCFA
10,000 FCFA to 100,000 FCFA
0.5% of the amount
100,001 FCFA to 200,000 FCFA
0.5% of the amount
200,001 FCFA to 500,000 FCFA
1,000 FCFA
For MTN MoMo withdrawals in Cameroon, transaction fees are much higher than when sending money.
How much does MTN Cameroon charge to withdraw money?
Between 100 FCFA and 2,499 FCFA, the charge is 50 FCFA to take out cash at any MTN agent outlet spread across Cameroon. Other, A standard 2% withdrawal fee applies – for amounts on transaction bands 2,500 FCFA – 174,999 FCFA and 175,000 FCFA – 250,000 FCFA, and to 500,000 FCFA, it is 3,500 FCFA.
Launched in March 2023, Radio 47 is merely a year old in the Kenyan media scene, but contrary to general perceptions that radio broadcasting is an ‘ancient’ means of information dissemination topped by social media, generally the internet, and other forms of media, it has grown to be one of the most popular radio stations in Kenya.
Three months after going live on air, listener-supported Radio 47 had already scooped a Bronze at the sixth edition of Kuza Broadcasting Awards by the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) to recognize and fete excellence in broadcasting after coming third in the favorite radio station category.
Its sister station, however, visual, TV47, won in the commercial FTA (Free to Air) TV category at that awards ceremony, whose winners were based on consumer feedback as voting was open to the public. TV47, together with Radio 47, is owned by Cape Media Limited.
How to listen to Radio 47 anywhere in Kenya
Radio 47 offers 24-hour transmissions of the best independent journalism and courageous conversations to its listeners on air (offline) and online.
This radio station provides local news updates on time, the latest business and financial news in the country and globally, and it is the mixing pot of the diverse Kenyan culture, playing a variety of music across its shows hosted by well-known personalities like Dr Ofweneke, Emmanuel Mwashumbe and Mwakideu among others.
To listen to Radio 47, you must know its frequencies to tune in and enjoy its offerings because the frequencies change with area or location.
For example, in Mombasa, listeners listen to Radio 47 on 92.9 FM, 100.9 FM in Eldoret, and 101.2 FM in Kisumu. Check out all of them;
Location in Kenya
Radio 47 frequency
Eldoret
100.9 FM
Nairobi
103.0 FM
Mombasa
92.9 FM
Garissa
101.8 FM
Webuye
104.3 FM
Kakamega
95.5 FM
Kisumu
101.2 FM
Malindi
92.9 FM
Meru
97.9 FM
Kisii
99.9 FM
Nakuru
92.1 FM
Nyeri
97.3 FM
Laikipia
92.1 FM
Isiolo
104.2 FM
Voi
95.7 FM
Kitale
95.5 FM
Narok
93.4 FM
Kitui
89.0 FM
Kapenguria
95.5 FM
Busia
95.5 FM
Radio 47 frequency FAQs
What frequency is Radio 47 in Nairobi? = 103.0 FM
What frequency is Radio 47 in Eldoret? = 100.9 FM
What frequency is Radio 47 in Mombasa? = 92.9 FM
What frequency is Radio 47 in Voi? = 95.7 FM
What frequency is Radio 47 in Kakamega? = 95.5 FM
Family time comes first with the DStv Family Package from DStv Kenya because it lets you access a massive selection of channels such that it can be hard to decide which best dramas, movies, comedies, and must-see reality shows to watch and which local news, forecasts, and live sports and games to follow – it has over 120+ TV channels plus ten others showing in HD.
Below is our regularly updated guide of all the channels available on this DStv Family package, which is one of DStv Kenya’s subscription plans costing Ksh1,850 per month:
List of DStv Family channels in 2024
Here are some of the channels on the DStv Family package in Kenya;
1. Africa Magic Family
2. Africa Magic Hausa
3. Africa Magic Yoruba
4. Africa Magic Igbo
5. B4U Movies
6. Discovery Family HD
7. E! Entertainment
8. Eternal Word Television Network
9. FAITH
10. Kameme TV
11. Maisha Magic East HD
12. Maisha Magic Plus HD
13. M-Net Movies 4
14. NatGeo Wild
15. NTVU
16. TVE Tanzania
17. Wild Earth
18. Zanzibar TV
19. Citi TV
20. KASS TV
21. TV47
22. Inooro TV
23. NTV
24. KTN
25. Citizen TV
26. KTN News
27. K24
28. Spice TV
29. Trybe
30. STN TV
31. TBC1
32. BBC World News
33. Newzroom Afrika
34. SABC News
35. CGTN News
36. CGTN French
37. NDTV 24×7
38. Arise News
39. Joy News
40. MovieRoom Africa
41. CBS Reality
42. Real Time
43. NHK
44. CCTV 4
45. Wasafi TV
46. Plus TV Africa
47. Y254
48. CBeebies
49. Mindset
50. Disney Junior
51. Nickelodeon
52. JimJam
53. Safari TV
54. Al Jazeera
55. Africanews
56. Pearl Magic
57. Star Life
58. BBC Lifestyle
59. Food Network
60. National Geographic Channel
61. Africa Magic Epic
62. CCTV Entertainment – Mandarin Entertainment Channel
63. Day Star
64. Dove TV
65. Dominion TV
66. Emmanuel TV
67. HIP TV
68. ISLAM CHANNEL
69. Maisha Magic POA
70. MTV base
71. Pearl Magic Loko
72. RTPi (P)
73. SBN
74. SS Blitz Africa
75. SS Variety 4
76. Sound City
77. TBN
78. TeleMundo
79. TRACE Mziki
80. TV Mundial (P)
Apart from this DStv Family plan, DStv Kenya has other monthly subscription bouquets, DStv Lite at Ksh650, Access at Ksh1,300, Compact at Ksh3,500 with over 135 normal resolution channels, Compact Plus at Ksh6,500 with 135+ included channels and lastly Dstv Premium costing Ksh9,900/month with 175+ standard HD channels and 38 showing in HD.
In Kenya today and in the future, petroleum and mining courses will be among the most in-demand educational qualifications, and its graduates will be most sought after to work in various industries and government institutions. I strongly believe so.
Why? Just recently, Kenya found coltan, a rare mineral used in the manufacture of all modern technological devices like phones and laptops, in its six counties Embu, with the largest deposits, Mwingi North in Kitui, Nachola area in Samburu, Alale in West Pokot, Makutano in Turkana County and Kora Wells in Tana River County, so there is need to look for mining engineers, mining surveyors, Geophysicists, Geologists, Geotechnical Engineers and other experts in that field to help in mining this precious heat-resistant mineral, when manufactured, occurring in granitic pegmatites, a type of igneous rock.
And this is without mentioning the booming petroleum (oil and gas) exploration efforts going on in the country’s sedimentary basins in areas of Anza, Lamu, Mandera, and Tertiary Rift, without talking about Tullow Oil reopening after shutting down its oil extraction project in Turkana for two years and the numerous jobs announced in the State Department for Mining beginning 2024.
To prepare yourself for jobs in the petroleum and mining sector, you need to study a course in one of its areas because it is highly specialized and requires professionals.
Where can I study petroleum and mining in Kenya?
Professionals working in mines and the oil and gas industry look to discover reserves of these natural resources and extract and refine them for making quality products.
On the other hand, companies in this space build, operate, and maintain mining equipment and hire these professionals to utilize them in everyday mining activities.
In the petroleum sector, the most prominent careers are petroleum engineers, who apply the principles of geology, physics, and the engineering sciences to inspect and oversee exploration, drilling, and production, petroleum inspectors, field specialists, and others. Mostly, they are offered at the bachelor’s degree level in most Kenyan universities, and it takes five years to complete.
At the diploma and certificate level, if you didn’t meet the C+ requirement to join the university, you can study Geology and Mineral Science and other related courses covering mineral exploration, its production, supply chain, and more.
Here are top institutions undertaking research and education in fundamental and applied aspects of geoscience and georesources to prepare you for a rewarding job in the petroleum and mining sector;
Institutions for petroleum and mining in Kenya
Course offering;
Kenyatta University
Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Energy Technology and BSc in Petroleum Engineering
University of Nairobi
BSc in Petroleum Engineering and BSc in Petroleum Geoscience
Keeping law and order, investigating crime, and supporting crime prevention are, in part, the responsibilities of the Kenya Police, listed in the Duties, Powers, and Privileges section of The Police Act that provides the legal principles of their service.
Any police force would operate with autonomy and discretion, the Kenyan police officers not being the exception, posing a unique environment with its own challenges because they spend most of their time dealing with vulnerability issues of a variety of criminal activities and supporting victims of crime.
But when policing is a calling, such problems should not discourage you from joining the National Police Service (NPS), as when you are constantly challenged but embracing and learning new skills, you become successful.
Police officers are also prohibited from joining trade unions because, really, how can people called to disperse union gatherings and picket lines during demos have a union themselves? “It is impossible to bargain collectively with the Government.”
But that shouldn’t discourage you, either. So, if you want to join the Kenya Police and serve in the NPS, then here is how to become one;
Kenya Police recruitment process
The National Police Service offers different ways of getting into Kenya Police. You can apply directly as cadets on higher ranks, as a volunteer civilian staff, or as specialist officers or join via the traditional entry route of going through the recruitment process held once every year – this is the most common entry scheme.
Police recruitment requirements
During the recruitment days of the Kenya Police, the National Police Service Commission (NPSC), which plays the human resource management function in the country’s policing service, seeks to recruit suitably qualified applicants to be trained as Police Constables.
These applicants must;
* Be a citizen of Kenya
* Hold a Kenya National Identity Card
* Have a high school minimum mean grade of D+ (D Plus) with a D+ (D Plus) and above in either English or Kiswahili languages in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary
Education (KCSE) examination or its equivalency diploma or degree from an examination body recognized in Kenya
* Be aged between 18 and 28 years
* Meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution on Leadership and Integrity to maintain discipline and carry out their job effectively and with a sense of purpose
* Applicants must be in good health both physically and mentally to perform the duties of a police officer once recruited and enlisted
* Have no criminal record or pending criminal charges
Applicant’s note
When the dates for Kenya Police Recruitment come, the National Police Service Commission usually announces to the public through advertisements in at least two daily newspapers of national circulation, online media, and other channels.
The call for applications contains, alongside the recruitment dates, a list of Constituency-based Recruitment Centers where the exercise will take place, the criteria for the recruitment, the application procedure, and the closing date for application seven days after the announcement.
Before going to your nearest recruitment center as part of the police hiring process in Kenya when the day reaches, note that, first, there is a form to sign and fill, which is obtainable at any police station, including Sub County Administration Police Commanders (SUBCOM) Offices, County Commissioners Offices, and Huduma Centres.
Carry the application form to your nearest recruitment center on the day of recruitment, and with you, have original copies of your National ID, birth certificate, academic certificates and testimonials, and a Police Clearance Certificate.
From the recruitment of police officers in 2024 onwards, after police reform taskforce recommendations, the new age limit to join the police service might be lifted from 18 to 24 years but reserved for minority groups, and the minimum KCSE grade from D Plus to C Minus, underrepresented groups or people from marginal areas excluded also.
How long is police training in Kenya?
After meeting all the age and academic qualification requirements to start your application to the National Police Service and passing security and background checks and health and fitness tests on the recruitment day to successfully become a police recruit, to be enlisted as a full police officer, and given a rank, you must undergo rigorous training program at Kenya Police Colleges which lasts nine months. However, there are considerations to raise it to one year or twelve months.
If you are a new teacher, it is safe to know that in accordance with Article 237 of the Kenyan Constitution, it is illegal to teach in Kenya without registering as a teacher by getting a Teachers Service Commission TSC number so you can avoid breaking the law.
Not until you are certified and given a TSC number by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), which determines eligibility for certification and evaluates applications for certification for all teachers in Kenya, you are an unlicensed teacher and thus unapproved to teach in any classroom.
TSC is a government body that registers trained teachers and employs them to conduct teaching of students at public schools countrywide.
It also adopts rules and monitors compliance in the entire teaching profession in the country aside from developing policies and providing advocacy that responds to individual student goals and community needs.
What are the requirements to be registered as a teacher by TSC?
For new teachers to be registered and receive a TSC number for a teaching certificate granted by the Teachers Service Commission, there are necessary requirements they must meet to become certified to teach in Kenya.
However, because TSC recruits teachers for service in all public primary and secondary schools, these requirements are mostly based on their educational level.
Generally, to teach at secondary and high schools, one must have earned a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution with a major in two subjects they plan to teach.
On the other hand, new teachers must have completed teacher training and preparation programs at the diploma level to register and get a TSC number.
How do I get a TSC number as a new teacher in Kenya?
If you are sure you meet the eligibility requirements to get registered by the Teachers Service Commission and ultimately receive a TSC number, it is worth knowing how to do it:
N/B: Go first to the Teachers Service Commission County Director or Quality Assurance Officer to get your documents physical-checked for ratification before you begin this online registration process for TSC numbers in Kenya
What you’ll need;
* Scanned original educational and professional certificates
* Scanned National ID or passport
* Bank slip
* One passport-size photo
* KRA pin
* GP69 Medical Form
* Certificate of good conduct
* Entry and work permit for non-Kenyans.
* A ksh1,050 registration fee
Step 2: Go to the New Registration For Kenyan Citizens and fill in the required details like name, ID number, and phone number. Here, TSC will also ask you some questions to determine the application pathway that best fits your credentials. Answer them and hit ‘Next’
Step 3: You will have opened Section B. Supply the information needed on this page whereby you will give, among them, your mailing address, e-mail address, and residency and confirm your Kenyan citizenship status
Step 4: Click Next, and from the menu, enter your education information
Step 5: Upload the certificates proving your educational qualification alongside any other qualifying professional documents
Step 6: Upload a scanned copy of your National ID and continue to the last step of the TSC self-registration for TSC numbers
Step 7: Move to answer a few moral character questions, then proceed to pay the Ksh1,050 application fee via online checkout using either Mpesa, Airtel Money, KCB Cash, Equity Cash, or E-Agent
Afterward, the Teachers Service Commission will go through your application, and if you meet the set qualifications, you will get a certificate of Registration bearing a TSC number within 30 days.
GOtv Max is a subscription package from GOtv Kenya that lets you watch over 60 channels showing full seasons of exclusive series, hit movies, Originals, kids’ shows, sports, and more for just Ksh1,449 per month.
Including GOtv Max, GOtv Kenya offers a total of six monthly plans for a variety of budgets: the others are GOtv Lite, the service’s base bouquet at Ksh199 with slightly over 20 channels, GOtv Value at Ksh649 with a channel lineup of 35+, GOtv Plus, costing Ksh999, and GOtv Supa and Supa+ for Ksh1,899 and Ksh3,500, respectively, making GOtv Max the fourth cheapest package less by Ksh2,001 than the most expensive package, GOtv Supa Plus, but with endless entertainment.
To help you decide whether GOtv Max is the right subscription package fit for your TV content needs, we rounded up all of the plan’s available channels for subscribers in Kenya based on category or genre.
What channel does GOtv Max have in 2024? (Ksh1,449/month)
As seen, the GOtv Max TV lineup features over 60 channels in Kenya to choose from. Here are they;
General Entertainment
1. Maisha Magic East
2. Maisha Magic Bongo
3. Africa Magic Family
4. ROK 2
5. Magic Showcase
6. Maisha Magic POA
7. Mambo Moto
8. Zee World
9. Star Life
10. TeleMundo
11. TLNovelas
12. Real Time
13. E! Entertainment
14. Discovery Family
15. CBS Reality
16. BET
17. Maisha Magic Plus
Movies channels
18. Africa Magic Epic
19. M-Net Movies 4
20. Movie Room
21. TNT Africa
22. CineMagic
23. B4U Movies
Lifestyle and Culture
24. Food Network
Documentary
25. NatGeo Wild
26. ID
Sports
27. SS Blitz
28. SS Football
29. SS LaLiga
30. SS Select 1
31. SS Select 2
32. ESPN
Local channels
33. KBCTV
34. NTV
35. Citizen TV
36. KTN
37. KTN News
38. TV47
39. K24
40. Weru TV
41. Inooro TV
42. KASS TV
43. Kameme TV
44. Ramogi TV
45. Hope TV
The Ministry of Defence ended the last fiscal year on a promising note for military recruiting after enlisting slightly more than 1600 General Service Officer (GSO) Cadets, Specialist Officers, General Duty Recruits, Tradesmen, and women and Defence Forces Constables in the recruitment exercise that took place between August 28 ending September 8, 2023.
This year, everyone is optimistic that the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) will widen the net for recruits to reach its active duty accession goals, which may stand at the same number or more, and the big question on the minds of many would-be members of Kenyan military is when the KDF recruitment will take place in 2024.
Even so, KDF rarely falls short in its recruiting goals because of factors like the high unemployment rate in the country and the eligibility of many young Kenyans to serve in the military, which often lead to high turnout on recruitment days.
When is KDF recruitment in 2024?
Every year, the KDF, Kenya Defence Forces, comprised of three main branches, Kenya Army, the Kenya Air Force, and the Kenya Navy, staff the force with recruits for military training before they can be deployed to protect and defend the people and the country against external aggression and to uphold and advance its national policies and interests.
Until now, KDF has not announced to the public the official dates for recruiting prospective troops in 2024, and thus, nobody knows when KDF recruitment 2024 will take place, and you can’t predict.
Looking at the past years, you will see that the recruiting patterns in the Kenyan military have been unpredictable. In 2019, KDF recruitment started on November 27, in February for 2020/2021, in November for the 2021/2022 recruitment drive, and in August for 2023.
DStv, a subscription-based satellite television, makes some great packages for modern TV viewers, and one of its favorites is DStv Access for only Ksh1,300 per month, supporting over 95 channels and seven other HD channels.
It is a popular way of accessing affordable entertainment in Kenya if you are a holder of a DStv decoder because its monthly price of Ksh1,300 makes DStv Access the second cheapest DStv package in the country after the basic DStv Lite plan costing Ksh650/mo, further from its impressive channel lineup to watch a wide range of TV programs and films of crave-worthy genres including reality, lifestyle, food, true crime, and more.
List of DStv Access channels in Kenya
Check out some of the channels available on the DStv Access package in 2024:
1. E! Entertainment
2. M-Net Movies 4
3. B4U Movies
4. Africa Magic Family
5. Africa Magic Hausa
6. Africa Magic Yoruba
7. Africa Magic Igbo
8. Maisha Magic East HD
9. Maisha Magic Plus HD
10. NatGeo Wild
11. Wild Earth
12. Discovery Family HD
13. Kameme TV
14. NTVU
15. Zanzibar TV
16. TVE Tanzania
17. FAITH
18. Eternal Word Television Network
19. Citi TV
20. KASS TV
21. TV47
22. Inooro TV
23. NTV
24. KTN
25. Citizen TV
26. KTN News
27. K24
28. Spice TV
29. Trybe
30. STN TV
31. TBC1
32. BBC World News
33. Newzroom Afrika
34. Al Jazeera
35. Africanews
36. SABC News
37. Plus TV Africa
38. CGTN News
39. CGTN French
40. NDTV 24×7
41. Arise News
42. Joy News
43. NHK
44. CCTV 4
45. Wasafi TV
46. Plus TV Africa
47. Y254
48. Cbeebies
49. Mindset
50. Disney Junior
51. Nickelodeon
52. JimJam
53. Safari TV
54. SS Blitz Africa
55. SS Variety 4
56. ISLAM CHANNEL
57. Emmanuel TV
58. Dove TV
59. Dominion TV
60. SBN
61. TRACE Mziki
62. MTV base
63. HIP TV
64. Sound City
65. Pearl Magic Loko
66. Maisha Magic POA
67. Africa Magic Epic
68. TeleMundo
69. Day Star
70. TBN
71. CCTV Entertainment – Mandarin Entertainment Channel
72. RTPi (P)
73. TV Mundial (P)
Aside from DStv Access and Lite packages, other DStv subscription plans in Kenya are DStv Family with over 120 channels and 10 HD channels for Ksh1,850 per month, DStv Compact having 135+ and 22 HD channels, Compact Plus with 15 more normal resolution channels than the Compact package and costing Ksh6,200 monthly and finally, DStv Premium priced at Ksh9,900 per month but with 175+ channels and 38 HD channels for live TV alongside on-demand content.
As your local health plan, for nearly six decades now, est. 1965, Britam has remained dedicated to improving the health and well-being of all of Kenya to help people live healthier lives by making the health system work better for everyone.
It is a commitment it delivers through its affordable medical plans designed to help individuals and families manage out-of-pocket costs associated with getting quality treatment when they visit hospitals.
Britam Health Insurance Covers makes it easier and more convenient for members to get care, with a reliable network of doctors and other health providers in over 600 hospitals countrywide.
Today, we’ll look at hospitals approved by Britam to receive and treat patients who are its members in Eldoret, Uasin Gishu county:
Find a doctor: Hospitals accepting Britam in Eldoret
Good health and wellness takes a year-round, coordinated effort. Here are the hospitals and care facilities that work with Britam Health Covers in Eldoret;
1. Cedar Hospital Limited at Sosiani Street, Eldoret town – Outpatient/Inpatient
2. Race Course Hospital in Langas along Kisumu Rd – Outpatient/Inpatient
3. SOS Medical Centre at Kapsoya Estate – Outpatient
4. Cedar Clinical & Associates in Eldoret, Makasembo Road – Outpatient
5. Bliss GVS Eldoret clinic at Eldoret Western Stage – Outpatient
6. Bliss GVS Eldoret clinic in Zion Mall, Opposite Bargetuny Plaza – Outpatient
7. Moi Teaching & Referral Hospital (Memorial wing) along Nandi Road, Eldoret – Inpatient
In the nearby Kapsabet town in Nandi County, if you have a Britam Health Insurance card and are sick, you can visit either Kapsabet Health Care Centre, Chepsoo Medical Center, or Meswo Medical Center, all within Kapsabet township, and Britam will provide quality treatment and prescription drug coverage.
You might also be interested to see which hospitals you can visit when you are in Kisumu because as a Britam member you’re covered for emergency and urgent care anywhere in Kenya:
List of Britam-approved hospitals in Kisumu
Check Britam’s full listing of participating physician groups and hospitals in Kisumu areas;
1. Bliss GVS Healthcare Kisumu at Al Imran Plaza, 2nd floor, Kisumu City – Outpatient
2. Bliss GVS Healthcare Kisumu at Nakumatt Mega Mall – Outpatient
3. Inuka Hospital Milimani in Milimani, Kisumu – Outpatient/Inpatient
4. Inuka Hospital Kisumu CBD – Outpatient
5. St Jairus Hospital Kisumu – Outpatient/Inpatient
6. Port Florence Hospital in Milimani and Otonglo – Outpatient/Inpatient
7. Equity Afia Kisumu Kondele – Outpatient
8. Equity Afia Kisumu CBD – Outpatient
9. Bondo Medical Centre in Bondo Town near Bondo Post office – Outpatient
10. Bama Hospital in Saiya Town – Outpatient/Inpatient
11. Oasis Siaya at Western Lake, Saiya Town – Outpatient/Inpatient
How much is Britam Health Insurance in Kenya per year in 2024?
Across Kenya, Britam offers health benefit plans for all ages, all lifestyles, and all kinds of budgets. It has several medical plans that cover basic health care services and inpatient and outpatient needs with optional add-ons like maternity, dental, and optical.
The average annual premiums for its health plan coverages vary depending on the cover type you will sign up for, which relates to hospital limits and benefits, meaning the more comprehensive a health cover is, the more expensive it is.
For example, the costs for its most affordable plan, Britam Bima Ya Mwananchi, start from Ksh4,600 per year with a shared benefit of Ksh75,000 to Ksh500,000 but don’t cover general health examinations not related to diagnosis and accident-related treatments unlike other plans like Essential 1 and Essential 2 whose annual premiums start from Ksh8,127 with lifetime cover, oversees treatment, free wellness check-up every year, among many other advantages.
Check out the average cost of Britam Health Insurance by plan type;
Important emergency contacts in Tanzania
Emergency contacts are vital in case of any unexpected occurrences. Below are some of the important emergency contacts in Tanzania:
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