Riara University, a leading private institution, has commenced construction of its new campus at the Konza Technopolis. The Ksh 20 billion project marks a significant milestone for the university, which aims to expand its educational offerings and nurture future innovators.
Bolt announced the successful achievement of its Ksh.10 million fundraising goal to assist flood victims in Kenya. This remarkable milestone was reached through the ‘Flood Assist’ category, where 5% of each ride’s revenue was directed to the Kenya Red Cross Society.
Standard Chartered and @iBizAfrica- Strathmore University have revealed the 15 startups selected for this year’s Women In Tech programme. This initiative brings together female entrepreneurs leveraging technology to drive sustainable startups that create impactful change. The focus is on enabling these startups to adhere to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices, advancing both Kenyan and global initiatives.
dLocal, a leading cross-border payment processor, has finalized a partnership agreement with Kenyan Commercial Bank (KCB), marking a significant milestone in its expansion strategy. This partnership comes more than a year after dLocal secured payment service provider licenses from the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK).
ala, a leading global fintech company, has announced ambitious plans to target the $10 trillion global fintech market, focusing on the “global majority population” which represents 52% of the world’s population. This strategic move was unveiled by Jori Pearsall, Global Chief Business Officer at Tala, during the company’s 10th-anniversary celebrations at Radisson Blu Hotel, Upper Hill.
In today’s fast-paced business environment, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is crucial for staying competitive. Nexford University emphasizes the importance of AI in driving efficiency, enhancing decision-making, and spurring growth, with innovative companies across the globe, including Kenya, leveraging these technologies.
Mimecast, a leading email security company, has appointed Khetan Gajjar as its new Field Chief Technology Officer (FCTO) for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). Bringing over 25 years of expertise and leadership, Gajjar is set to drive innovative cybersecurity strategies across the region.
Kenya, in collaboration with UNESCO, is set to host the Eastern Africa sub-regional Forum on Artificial Intelligence (EARFAI) in Nairobi tomorrow. The forum will convene representatives from 15 nations to explore the potential of AI in the region, with a strong emphasis on governance, ethics, capacities, and partnerships.
