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Kenyan student team place in Top Three finalists at Microsoft Imagine Cup

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A team of students from The African Leadership University, Machakos University, Technical University of Mombasa, and the United States International University – Africa, have been recognized as one of the top three finalists of the prestigious Microsoft Imagine Cup finals. The winner was announced at an event during Microsoft Build this week. Now in its […]

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Java Foundation & Craft Silicon Foundation to Tackle Hunger & Digital Illiteracy in Schools

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Java House’s corporate social responsibility arm of Java Foundation and Craft Silicon Foundation, a corporate social responsibility arm of Craft Silicon Ltd – have launched a strategic partnered to support communities through school feeding and digital literacy initiatives. The partnership will see the two foundations collaborate to improve educational outcomes by addressing challenges in school

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Safaricom Revamps Fuliza Biashara to Enhance Business Credit for SMEs

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Safaricom has unveiled improved credit solutions for businesses by expanding its solutions to micro small and medium businesses. Businesses will have access to credit through an overdraft facility, Fuliza Biashara and a Term loan ‘Taasi Till’. Taasi Till is a business credit offers short-term credit ranging between Kshs 1,500 to Kshs 250,000 depending on eligibility.

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Tatu City and Stanbic Bank partner to make property ownership easier for Kenyans

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Tatu City and Stanbic Bank Kenya have partnered to make property ownership more accessible for Kenyans and the diaspora community through flexible and reliable financing solutions. The agreement, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding, enables prospective homeowners to access loans for properties at Tatu City and sister projects, Oaklands and Zuri Springs. “This partnership is

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Three AI scams Kenyans need to watch out for in 2025

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By Phyllis Migwi. Kenya is rapidly emerging as a digital powerhouse in Africa, with internet and mobile phone usage consistently on the rise. By 2028, the country’s digital economy is expected to contribute KSh 662 billion to the GDP. Yet, this impressive growth brings with it significant challenges, particularly in the realm of cybersecurity. Microsoft’s

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No Longer a Dream: Silicon Valley Takes On the Flying Car

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Diversity isn’t Just an HR Metric, It’s a Growth Strategy By Mukesh Bector Every 21st of May, many companies tweet good-will messages for International Diversity Day. Yet the day’s official title “World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development” signals a bigger idea. Development reminds us that inclusion must spill beyond meeting-room headcounts and

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Tatu City and Stanbic Bank Partner to Make Property Ownership Easier for Kenyans

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Partnership opens doors for more Kenyans and diaspora investors to own homes in Kenya’s new city Tatu City and Stanbic Bank Kenya have partnered to make property ownership more accessible for Kenyans and the diaspora community through flexible and reliable financing solutions. The agreement, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding, enables prospective homeowners to access

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Important Stories to Tell: How Local Content Drives Local Culture

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As the continent celebrates Africa Month in May, attention is drawn to the African narrative and the essential need to share our stories from our unique perspective. These narratives ought to reflect the richness of African culture, prompting the question: how does culture evolve? Much of what we now recognize as “our culture” originated as

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