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The East African country says it is investing in the growth of youth-owned enterprises by expanding access to digital infrastructure, training, and platforms for monetisation.
Yesterday, the parties discussed digital transformation, including the integration of artificial intelligence across government to enhance delivery, policymaking, and resilience.
The platform is expanding rapidly, from shaking hands in Indonesia to now creating a presence within the start-up communities in Nairobi, Kenya.
The initiative aims to bridge the critical gap between academic learning and practical technical experience.
The two countries discussed finalising the Kenya-South Africa Digital MoU and collaborating on digital public IDs.
The East African country has developed a policy that sets clear guidelines for digitising records.
The country is implementing several digital projects that it hopes will define its future.
The International Telecommunications Union ranked the East African country first in its most recent ICT Regulatory Tracker.
Kenya says it is set to launch a case and document management platform that will ensure structured processes and collaborative workflows across the public sector.
The continent wants to accelerate harmonisation of legislation, cross-border digital services, and regional digital economies, building on the African Union's Digital Transformation Strategy.
The Nairobi National Park in the capital has become increasingly overcrowded, leaving visitors dissatisfied.
The two parties are collaborating on a 740-kilometer fibre-optic connectivity between Kenya, Ethiopia, and Somalia.