This has to be one of the most exciting developments for Kenya in regards to developing world-class mobile software services and products! Earlier today, Nokia Research Centre Africa (NRC-Africa) and the University of Nairobi’s School of Computing & Informatics (SCI) jointly launched a Research and Sub-contracting Lab as well as

Strathmore University’s Faculty of Information Technology this morning launched the Strathmore Innovation and Technology Transfer Program (SITT). The launch was held at the Nairobi InterContinenal at a breakfast meeting that included top executives, policy makers, stakeholders and industry leaders in Kenya’s ICT sector. The chief guest at the event was

Nokia today has launched the Nokia C3, Nokia C6 and Nokia E5 smartphones which have been specifically designed to put better messaging and social networking tools in the hands of more people around the world, at affordable prices. These new handsets feature full QWERTY keyboards, and enable access to a