Devki Group gave Sh20 million cash and oxygen valued at Sh100 million. Others are Ecobank (Sh10 million), Sanlam (Sh10 million) and UBA Kenya (Sh15 million) among others. The company donated 10,000 facemasks worth Sh1 million, liquid hand wash also worth Sh1 million and tissue paper worth Sh700,000. Safaricom says following the request President Uhuru Kenyatta for emergency resource mobilization towards containing the spread and impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, it will give the cash through its M-Pesa and Safaricom Foundations. "Safaricom has further supported the government in the establishment and operation of a 24-7 Covid-19 Information Centre, leveraging the capabilities of our Customer Contact Centre.

Source: Daily Nation April 16, 2020 10:30 UTC