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Joseph Nderitu

Joseph Nderitu is a director at Integrated Risk Services Ltd and specializes in revenue assurance. He previously worked as Head of Revenue Assurance and Fraud Management at Vodacom's operation in Tanzania, having previously served in the same role at Vodacom Mozambique.

Before his work with Vodacom, Joseph was an internal audit manager for Airtel, with responsibility that covered their 17 countries in Africa. Whilst at Airtel, Joseph led reviews of the Revenue Assurance, Customer Service and Sales & Marketing functions.

Prior to his stint at Airtel, Joseph was an RA manager at Safaricom in Kenya. He holds an MSc Degree in Information Systems.

Articles by This Author

Uganda Removes Mobile Money Kiosks from Kampala

The local authority that said Kampala's mobile money kiosks were illegal had previously issued licenses for the kiosks and charged fees for those licenses.

Protecting Mobile Money Agents from Robbery

The cash held by mobile money agents makes them a target for criminals. Telcos should work with insurers to create policies that will help agents to manage the risk.

Regulating Data and Cloud by Takeover

Some of the grand claims made for South Africa's draft National Policy on Data and the Cloud make little sense in a world where data easily crosses borders.

Mobile Money Regulation: Lessons from Uganda

Ugandan lawyer Dalie Tibugwisa has identified the key regulatory challenges for mobile money in Uganda and more generally.

Telcos in the Crossfire for Privacy and Freedom: The Battles in Myanmar and eSwatini

It is not possible for the telecoms sector to serve both ordinary people and the governments that oppress them.

Mobile Money Growth: Even Better News for Fraudsters

The GSMA says mobile money continues to expand but there is reason to doubt this is matched by investment in RAFM controls.

The RAG RAFM Survey: A New Dawn

We finally have a survey that is so large and diverse that it covers leakages, like mobile money fraud, which are usually excluded because they are not relevant to telcos in Western countries.

The Double-Edged Sword of Procurement Compliance

Telco procurement policies need to be tough enough to prevent abuse, but not so rigid that they exclude good niche suppliers.

The 10 Commandments of Launching Mobile Money

Our resident mobile money expert looks back at what he has learned during the 13 years since he first launched a mobile money service.

5 Common Mistakes in Assuring Mobile Money

Avoid these pitfalls with the assurance of mobile money by proactively addressing problems before they can occur.

Ugandan Mobile Money Services Suspended Following Major Fraud

Stanbic Bank Uganda, MTN Uganda and Airtel Uganda said they faced "unprecedented technical challenges".

More Hurdles for Mobile Money in Nigeria

Nigerian authorities are unnecessarily complicating the delivery of mobile money to the people.

The Commsrisk Global Fraud Dashboard


Our Global Fraud Dashboard uses AI-powered search to collate, update and visualize data about scams and other network abuses from around the world. New charts are added each month. See it here.

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