Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA) and Fintech Kenya have unveiled the e-mobile application that will help in the monitoring, ordering, tracking and evaluation of drugs for the Ministries of Medical Services/Public Health. This initiative is a Public-Private Partnership between the…
The tablet market is becoming increasingly diverse. HP has today launched the HP ElitePad 900, a new tablet that brings into the Kenyan packet a design with enterprise-grade features, functionality and support. The ElitePad 900 is designed for business, government,…
You can now pay your hair dresser, shopping, hotel bills, transport and many other goods and services through lipa na M-pesa. This is a new M-Pesa campaign aimed at using its payment services as the primary tool of transactions for…
Days ago, when I was researching and talking to information security experts on an article on Kenya’s online banking security and Africa CERT and cybersecurity, one of the experts asked why there was such low reportage of security vulnerabilities within…
The Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK) has reviewed the prices for broadcasting. Broadcasters with more than one frequency per broadcast spot or site will from next month pay higher fees for the spectrum. This is in an attempt to address…
The Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK) has reviewed prices for broadcasting. Broadcast companies with more than one frequency per broadcast spot or site will from next month pay higher fees for the spectrum This is in an attempt to address…
Orange and KDN were the data sponsors for the connected conference and guess what? The whole of day one had little or no connectivity. Why? Orange probably has the largest connectivity in Kenya and KDN brags of the largest connectivity…
This week, the talk is about Connected Kenya Summit. There are more than 400 private and public sector folks to discuss ways to improve Kenya. The summit has cost more than Ksh 50 million. The ICT Board may not have…
For the last five years, there has been a common chorus among local tech companies; they want more of the large government contracts. We all want a piece of that large cake. Most of the money spent on government tech…
This week, ICT private and public sector bigwigs are meeting in Mombasa, in the annual talkshop knows as Connected Kenya. This year, the conference had five themes that you can read from Martin Gicheru. Like many or a few who…