A new initiative to equip unemployed and marginalized Kenyan youth with new digital skills to enable them to learn, work and to earn income using cryptocurrencies has been launched in Nairobi. The Digital Microwork project [c]
Andy Halsall has been involved in the ICT industry from early 1990’s, first working at IBM as a Telecom Analyst before later moving to Orange and Fon. In 2014 however, Mr Halsall decided to focus [c]
Youths in Kibera, Nairobi, are now set to fight unemployment, following a partnership between Okapi Finance and Diptop Agencies, that will see them receive motorcycles (Boda Bodas) and repay using the Okapi platform. According of Okapi Finance [c]
poa! internet, the low-cost Internet service provider in the low-income slums of Kibera and Kawangware, Nairobi, has now registered over 1,500 new home Internet connections as hundreds of users who previously subscribed to their Kshs 10 an [c]
A new ISP, poa! internet, which provides low cost community internet across Kenya’s slum areas, has for the last 18 months been growing faster than any other in the country. Kenya’s slum dwellers are now moving online [c]
Poa! Internet, the low-cost community internet provider, has launched unlimited internet in bundles that start at Kshs 10 per hour, drastically cutting the cost of getting online in a move to encourage the youth in Kibera [c]
Liquid Telecom Kenya has partnered with poa! Internet to launch a new internet model in Kibera, Nairobi. Delivered using solar-powered hotspots, poa! Internet also provides free internet access to Kibera-based schools, health centres, churches, mosques [c]
The project promotes social innovations in support of development that uses Information and Communication Technology (ICT) The top three projects will receive a financial grant of up to € 25,000 (US $ 32,850), as well [c]
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