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DHL call centre to improve package tracking

Posted by on Oct 11th, 2011 in Africas, Business, Europe, Kenya, Lifestyle, Portfolio, Video, World

Logistics Company, DHL says it has invested Sh3 million to set up a new call centre as it seeks an edge in an increasingly competitive environment.

DHL Kenya Finance Director Ahmed Abdi said the new centre would aid in assisting clients keep track of their packages as they are move across the globe.

Abdi said it would also improve efficiency as well as give customers confidence of the safety of their packages.

“We do believe this gives us an edge because the competition cannot match the facility, expertise and infrastructure that we have in Kenya so this gives us the belief that we are well ahead of the rest,” Abdi said.

As a regional hub for East Africa, Abdi said the new investment would boost its penetration in the region and continue growing its market share.



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     Cool, this another convenient to customers assisting about status of their delivery package. Beside it gives more security the security and gains the trust from the customer.

  • UmesemaUkweliMtupu

    Hahaha. Right on Moses. Telling them as it is. The Bitterness Society of Kenya is simply an amalgamation of forces allied to Odinga’s Dying Movemement whose influence is rapidly shrinking to its rightful 50 mile radius around Bondo. I mean seriously, people like Kuguru, Ngunjiri  and Maina Njenga are not exactly the epitome of human virtue just like their benefactor Raila Odinga is not.

  • Migwi Gitonga

    The usual Moses Kuria is back online…and what a person? Always Moses Kuria! Nothing else.

  • Jannadas

    The last piece I read of your is brilliant.How ever I differ with regards to ICC,Ruto and Kenyatta
    They are charged with taking lives of innocent Kenyans.They must be pinished for it.SADLY
    I sincierly wish one of your family member was butchered,then you would look at it from different
    angle.Believe me even if they stand they will be rejected TOTALY you mark my words.Its about time
    you think like a KENYAN and not a KIKUYU.

    • scanfish

      Since when was being charged an affirmation of guilt? Have you ever heard of something in the constitution called the Bill of Rights??! 

      It is not difficult to see how the ICC, its masters and their local house niggers like yourself, have deigned to first create fabricated accusations against Uhuru and Ruto, charge them, and then turn around and use the said charges to insist on blocking them from running, contrary to their constitutional rights under the the Bill of Rights. However, you were so eager to persecute the two you forgot that to stop them, any law that purports to do so INCLUDING Chapter 6 on leadership and integrity MUST FIRST conform to the Bill of Rights being the constitution’s FUNDAMENTAL LAW and FOUNDATION. 

      Go and read your copy of the constitution IN THAT CONTEXT and look for the clause in the Bill of Rights that says and makes it clear that ONE IS PRESUMED INNOCENT UNLESS PROVEN GUILTY – THAT is FUNDAMENTAL LAW right there. 

      Calling for Uhuru and Ruto’s punishment therefore just goes to show your pathetic village lynch mob mindset, and is really a testament to the low standards by which proper information is disseminated by the media, allowing  all sorts of dunderheads to express outrageous ill-informed opinions such as yours. 


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