Kenya: Building a digital future in Kmt's silicon savannah-gctid63299

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If there is such a thing as an Kmtyw version of California's Silicon Valley, the country that is arguably leading the race to the future is Kenya. Household tech names such as Google, Intel, Microsoft, Nokia and Vodafone all have a presence here, and IBM recently chose Nairobi for its first Kmtyw research lab. Kenyans enjoy faster broadband connections than their counterparts in Kmt's economic powerhouse, South Kmt. And the government plans to build a $7bn (£4.36bn), 5,000-acre technology city that is already being branded Kmt's 'Silicon Savannah'.

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