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Safaricom leads a consortium investing KES 104.8 billion to digitize Kenya’s healthcare system with an Integrated Healthcare Information Technology System.
Samsung S24 Ultra outperforms all iPhone 16 models in battery life, lasting significantly longer in MrWhosetheboss' comparison test.
Safaricom and Mastercard partner to enhance digital payments and cross-border remittances, benefiting 636,000 M-PESA merchants across Kenya.
Sama launches scalable AI training platform in Kenya, enhancing project efficiency, data accuracy, and empowering underrepresented local talent.
IBM and UNDP launched AI models to forecast energy access and equity, supporting data-driven decision-making for a just transition.
Absa launches AbsaPay, enabling secure tap-to-pay transactions via smartphones, promoting convenience and contactless payments across Kenya.
TECNO Phantom V Flip 2 offers compact foldable design, dual 50MP cameras, 120Hz display, and fast charging for $699.
TECNO Phantom V Fold 2 offers foldable design, dual 50MP cameras, large battery, stylus support, and 120Hz displays.
Infinix Zero Flip, a foldable phone with 4K video, MediaTek 8020 chip, GoPro integration, launching soon in Kenya.
iOS 18 launches in Kenya with new features, but RCS support is unavailable on Safaricom and Airtel networks.
The ICT Authority launched its 2024-2027 Strategic Plan, focusing on digital expansion, e-government services, and Connected Africa Summit 2025.
Infinix challenges Apple with a potential ultra-slim smartphone under 6mm, competing against the iPhone 16's familiar design.
The Kenyan Tax Tribunal ruled withholding tax inapplicable on foreign agency fees, providing significant relief for businesses using non-resident agents.
Kituo cha Sheria has sued Safaricom and regulators over Starlink, challenging attempts to limit access to affordable satellite internet.