Computer giant IBM opened its first East African innovation centre in Nairobi, Kenya on 8 May.
The centre’s aim is to nurture regional ICT innovation, and help start-up companies to the market. It will give its users, including academics, access to cutting-edge software, hardware, training, and business support.
Kenya becomes the 33rd country to have such a centre, and the third in Africa, after South Africa and Morocco.
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