National Transport Safety Authority (NTSA) registers around 7000 vehicles monthly and 90,000 every year in Nairobi. This is owing to the growing middle class and the easy accessibility of credit…
Read MoreNational Transport Safety Authority (NTSA) registers around 7000 vehicles monthly and 90,000 every year in Nairobi. This is owing to the growing middle class and the easy accessibility of credit…
Read MoreUS-based tech giant Cisco Systems is set to open an innovation hub in Nairobi in September seeking to tap tech enthusiasts. The company is investing Sh50 million ($500,000) in setting…
Read MoreSwedish caller ID firm Truecaller has set up its first Africa office and headquarters for the region in Kenya. The firm’s regional activities will now be run from Nairobi The…
Read MoreNexTech Africa is Microsoft’s new flagship technology event tailored for Africa. It was created by Africans currently working at Microsoft. Nairobi, Kenya’s capital, is back again into the limelight. It…
Read MoreAfrilabs, a Pan-African technology hub network is organizing to hold a number of city meetups in Africa, among which is Nairobi. These meetups commence on 16th September (tomorrow) and go…
Read MoreaKoma Media in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation wants talented African writers and creators for a six-month fellowship in Nairobi along with two other African cities: Kigali (Rwanda) and Lagos (Nigeria)….
Read MoreRay Kurzweil, an engineer at Google has predicted that humans and computer will become hybrids by around 2030, the year Kenya plans to achieve all the pillars of vision 2030…
Read MoreThe US government has been hit by a massive data breach. The Chinese hackers are suspected of carrying out the data breach of the personal data of nearly four million…
Read MoreNairobi has been named Africa’s most intelligent city according to Intelligent Community Forum. Nairobi was among 21 cities from across continents shortlisted being the only hub in Africa. The Intelligent…
Read MoreThe Urban Machine and the ubiquitous Nairobi Traffic Jam: A Riot of Colors, Part 1 “A society sufficiently sophisticated to produce the internal combustion engine has not had the sophistication…
Read MoreHigh Expectations, big disappointment. I think that is how the Kenyan tech scene should be described at the moment. Yesterday I tweeted about the rise of tech pundits demonizing the…
Read MoreThe good people ate The Kenya Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK) are singing praises of the new electronic ticketing technology they have been testing and now being used at Nairobi…
Read MoreInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) has signed  a co-operation agreement with AITEC Africa ahead of the upcoming AITEC East Africa ICT Summit scheduled  for 24-25 October to allow…
Read MoreThe whole day I have been reading on how the Apple new Maps is a big crap from the iPhone users. I did not bother until I went to Safaricom…
Read MoreSematime beat five other apps to emerge the finalist at Startup World Nairobi codefest held at 88mph Garage Nairob according to HumaIPO blog. When Boniface Githinji talked about Sematime, a…
Read MoreWith Nokia about to completely shift to Windows devices, the people who have been working on the Symbian OS and Qt might have no room at Nokia.. And so is Nokia about to shut down Nairobi Research Center?
Read MoreAre you one those people who have no idea what Kenyan Artists are saying on their songs? Here comes Ghafla with KenyanLyrics. Ghafla.co.ke  is a Kenyan Startup website that provides…
Read MoreThe m:Lab’s training on mobile applications development and related technologies is delivered through a short course program. The training program is designed to offer individuals who already have a software…
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