Wazi Wi-Fi has announced that it will bring together different Wireless networks into a common network with a centralized payment gateway that will make logging into Wi-Fi anywhere with the same initial sign-on. Wazi have already deployed over 400 Wi-Fi Access Points in 200 hotspot locations in Nairobi and Mombasa. They will also partner with other wireless hotspot owners as well as general infrastructure players such as Mobile Service Operators, Internet Service Providers, Cable service providers and other firms in order to take Wi-Fi almost just everywhere across the country.

This new service will offer affordable options with various payment methods ranging from mobile money to credit card and debit card payment. There will be three options to use for the service; Free 10 mins, a daily pass at KES 50 and lastly a monthly pass at KES 500, that are presented to you on connecting. You will be able connect to the free 10 minutes option which will allow you to connect a single device per day and experience the service, and if satisfied you will then choose your preferred payment option.

Recently, EatOut Kenya, Google and Wazi WiFi announced a team up that sought to provide restaurant owners in Nairobi with internet solutions for  their customers. This, they say, will help restaurant owners grow their businesses as well as offer patrons value added services. According to Eat Out Kenya, restaurants with an online presence are now gaining an edge with clients, who like to make reservations in advance, view menus and prices, and see reviews of establishments before choosing a bar or restaurant.