![(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)
How a Kenyan blockchain research project will help California
A blockchain research project by IBM and USAID on water usage in Kenya and Ethiopia is being used to monitor ...
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Kenya unveils Ksh50 billion youth entrepreneurship fund
NAIROBI, KENYA, DECEMBER 6 — Youth entrepreneurship in Kenya has received a major boost with the commitment of Ksh50 billion ...
Fruit drying machine opens markets for over 500 Kenyan farmers
Kenyan farmers lose tonnes of food produced due to different reasons which can be avoided with enough inputs in the ...
More than 6000 Nairobi residents get access fluoride-free water
More than 6000 Nairobi residents are set to benefit from a partnership between a US agency and a science and ...
Marie Stopes Tanzania re-opens its refurbished Mwenge Hospital and Contact Centre
Marie Stopes Tanzania (MST) re-opened its newly refurbished Mwenge Hospital located at Plot number 421 & 422, Kinyonga Street in ...
BRD ink deal with USAID to promote agriculture industry
A deal has been reached between the Development Bank of Rwanda (BRD) and USAID in a project where the latter ...
Post harvest congress to be held in Nairobi
East Africa Region is expected to hold Postharvest Technology congress next year to address and reduce the level of loss ...
Electronic handbook; guide to value addition – Kenya
Smallholder farmers are set to benefit from a simple technology which offers a guide on value addition of farm produce. ...
Drone to monitor crops in Rwanda
An aerial drone to monitor crops for Irish potato farmers in Northern Province was launched, yesterday, in Musanze District. The ...
Tatu City developer to give $1 million toward Kenyan Youth project
“With more than 200 million young people on the continent, the key to Africa’s success lies in preparing its next ...
![(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-120x86.jpg)
![(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-350x250.jpg)
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