Google AI Plus expands to 20 African countries, price in Kenya is KES 500/month

Google has quietly flipped the switch on a big AI rollout, and Kenya is right in the middle of it. The company’s more affordable Google AI Plus plan, which..
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Google has launched its more affordable AI Plus plan in Kenya and 19 other African countries, offering advanced AI features at a reduced price. This expansion makes powerful AI tools more accessible in emerging markets.
- The Google AI Plus plan is priced at KES 500/month for the first six months in Kenya, an initial discount from KES 900/month.
- Key features include Gemini app access, Deep Research on Gemini 2.5 Pro, limited video generation with Veo 3 via Flow & Whisk, NotebookLM upgrades, Gemini integration in Gmail and Docs, 200GB cloud storage, and 200 monthly AI credits.
- The expansion includes 20 African nations, such as Angola, Nigeria, Egypt, and South Africa, alongside 20 other new countries globally, demonstrating Google’s strategy to make AI accessible beyond traditional high-income regions.
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