![(L-R) BAT IT Business Unit IT Manager Edgar Okioga, SEACOM Business Sales Lead Patrick Ndegwa and KAM CEO Phylis Wakiaga. They say ICT will help Kenya achieve its 2022 GDP growth ambition with cutting-edge digital tools playing a key role to advance manufacturing, job creation and economic development. [Photo/SEACOM]](https://www.exchange.co.tz/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/L-R-BAT-IT-Business-Unit-IT-Manager-Edgar-Okioga-SEACOM-Business-Sales-Lead-Patrick-Ndegwa-and-KAM-CEO-Phylis-Wakiaga-360x180.jpg)
Azuri, First Bank bring clean power solutions to Nigeria
Azuri Technologies a leader in off-grid pay-as-you-go solar technology has ventured into a partnership deal with First Bank of Nigeria ...
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3 obstacles to Africa’s private sector development
AfDB's strategy is to develop large companies while connecting them to SMEs for increased value creation by providing access to ...
East Africa Has Enough Sun to Power the Whole World
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Personal care giant befriends environmental sustainability
Kim-Fay, a leading local manufacturer of personal care, has joined a host of other manufactures in the country in utilizing ...
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