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Airtel buys five acres in Nairobi to set up headquarters

Airtel Kenya chief executive Rene Meza (left) and Airtel Africa CEO Jayant Khosla hold the new Airtel logo during the re-branding ceremony in Nairobi on Monday. William Oeri

The government has allocated Bharti Airtel five acres of prime land valued at Sh550 million in Nairobi to house the conglomerate’s Africa headquarters.

The land, opposite Yaya Centre in Hurlingham, was previously owned by the Postal Corporation of Kenya.

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