Stay ahead of the curve with the latest technology and innovation trends in Kenya. Discover how Kenya is leveraging technology to drive growth, innovation, and change across industries. Here we cover stories on the newest technologies, startups, and innovations emerging from Kenya’s tech scene, as well as expert opinions and insights on the country’s evolving technology landscape. From mobile money to renewable energy and more, explore the latest trends and developments shaping Kenya’s tech industry. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, investor, or entrepreneur, this is your go-to source for staying informed and inspired by the dynamic tech ecosystem in Kenya.
ByMolly Wasonga
The advancement in technology and faster internet penetration has made things easier and convenient for businesses and individuals alike but…
ByMolly Wasonga
In 2008, the president of Kenya launched Vision 2030 to help transform the country into a “rapidly industrialized, middle-income nation” by 2030….
The Kenyan government has launched the National Integrated Identity Management System (NIIMS) Pilot Programme across 15 Counties. The National Management…
CarePay Limited recently announced that they are looking into innovating around emerging technologies such as Blockchain, AI and Machine Learning…
The Western Union Company recently unveiled a new payment option that allows Amazon.com customers in Kenya to pay in local currency for their Amazon.com…
Safaricom has announced an ‘All-in-one monthly bundles’ purposed to see its customers enjoy discounted data and calling rates in one…
ByStaff Writer
Standard Chartered recently announced the start of the second phase of its digital-only retail bank across Africa. In response to…
Alternet Systems, Inc. recently announced a pilot test of its Revolt Electric Motorcycles in conjunction with a $1 million fleet…
Huawei has partnered up with Lipa Later, an online credit facility that lets buyers pay for a myriad of items…
ByMolly Wasonga
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) on Wednesday the 30th January 2019, published names and images of 130 suspects implicated…
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