Huawei Kenya has officially launched its Management Trainee Program, targeting university students across Kenya for jobs and internships. This initiative aims to provide about 30 job and internship opportunities, offering advanced ICT training to Kenyan youth.
Visa has officially launched its She’s Next global advocacy program in Kenya, marking a significant step towards supporting women-owned small businesses. This initiative is part of Visa’s commitment to fostering an inclusive and equitable world where women entrepreneurs can thrive. The program aims to provide funding, training, and mentorship to women business owners across various industries and sectors.
Google has unveiled plans to build Umoja Fiber, the first subsea fiber optic cable connecting Africa and Australia. Anchored in Kenya, the cable will traverse Uganda, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa, before crossing the Indian Ocean to Australia. This ambitious project is part of the Africa Connect initiative, joining forces with Equiano to enhance connectivity across the continent.
Fusion Capital has appointed Professor Abraham Waithima as its board representative at LOLC Microfinance Kenya Limited, with CEO Daniel Kamau serving as his alternate. Professor Waithima brings a wealth of experience from his significant leadership roles, including his tenure at Daystar University and as Vice Chancellor of Kigali University.
Stakeholders from diverse industries will converge in Nairobi for the 2024 Private Enterprise Africa Venture Summit hosted by KPMG.
GITEX AFRICA Morocco 2024 is set to showcase Africa’s emergence as a global force in digital transformation and Artificial Intelligence (AI). From May 29-31, 2024 in Marrakech, this tech and start-ups summit will bring together leaders, experts, governments, enterprises, and investors from 130 countries.
Kenyans can now enjoy shopping on credit at Naivas supermarkets, thanks to an innovative partnership with Visa. This new initiative aims to provide more payment solutions and ease the financial strain on consumers, especially in the face of shrinking disposable incomes.
Coca-Cola has announced plans to significantly increase its investment in Kenya by up to Sh23 billion ($175 million) over the next five years, contingent upon meeting expected growth targets in the nation.
