The TV is part of a package, dubbed “M-KOPA + TV”, that comes with a 16-inch flatscreen TV and built-in digital receiver, meaning users will have access to 26 free-to-air channels without having to get a decoder. https://twitter.com/TRENDINGKENYA/status/699937389494431744 New customers will be required to pay a deposit of KES 8,000 to sign up for the M-KOPA 400 package. This comes with a 20 watt photo-voltaic solar panel, the 16-inch TV, two lights, a torch, a phone charger, and a radio. They will also have to make a series of daily payments of KES 125 for one year , which comes to a total of KES 53,625 (US$ 526), through Safaricom’s M-Pesa. https://twitter.com/techsahara/status/699855591326531585 The solar TV is part of M-KOPA’s strategy to add more lifestyle products to its inventory while maintaining the focus on solar energy.Mkopa solar today is launching their solar TV @K24Tv @MayaHayakawa @tonytimase Looking forward to details pic.twitter.com/bYQyAcQ3Rd
— Mumbi Warui, OGW, MPRSK (@MumbiWarui) February 17, 2016
