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Episode 158 - Safaricom’s FY25 Annual Report Business Performance Analysis in Kiswahili [Uchambuzi wa Kina wa Utendaji wa Safaricom Kenya FY25] – A NotebookLM Experiment
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Episode 158 - Safaricom’s FY25 Annual Report Business Performance Analysis in Kiswahili [Uchambuzi wa Kina wa Utendaji wa Safaricom Kenya FY25] – A NotebookLM Experiment
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In this episode, I take you through my latest experiment with NotebookLM, converting my recent blog post, An In-Depth Analysis of Safaricom Kenya’s FY25 Business Performance, into a Kiswahili audio overview.
This podcast delves into Safaricom’s financial highlights, strategic initiatives, and market performance over the past year, offering insights into the company’s growth trajectory and its impact on the broader digital economy in Kenya.
This experiment demonstrates how AI can make complex financial data more accessible to Kiswahili-speaking audiences, reflecting the potential for AI tools like NotebookLM to bridge language gaps and expand the reach of digital content.
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