President William Ruto has revealed that proceeds from the ongoing privatisation of key state interests, including shares in Safaricom and the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), will partly be channelled towards strengthening research and development in Kenyan universities. Speaking during a graduation ceremony at NIRU University, the Head of State said the government had issued firm
The Government, through the National Intelligence and Research University (NIRU), has launched an incubation program for Kenyan artificial intelligence (AI) innovators. This initiative aims to drive job creation, enhance security, and promote economic growth while fostering AI solutions that are relevant to the country. The incubation program supports a selected group of innovators chosen from
Kenya took a decisive leap forward on Thursday, December 4, 2025, in strengthening its technological future, following an unprecedented national response to the National AI Hackathon 2025. The more than 5,656 registrations and 2,467 proposal submissions mark a historic moment for the country, demonstrating its rapidly growing innovation culture and the public’s strong appetite for
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