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Government welcomes digital investors

Government welcomes digital investors

The government has called on Digital investors to invest in Kenya, saying it is working towards a safe and conducive environment..

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The Kenyan government is actively encouraging digital investors to establish a presence in the country, highlighting its commitment to fostering a secure and supportive environment for the tech sector.

August 7, 2026 marked the launch of the NBO2 data centre platform, signaling Kenya's readiness for increased digital investment.
Principal Secretary John Tanui emphasized the government's work on policy to attract investors and create opportunities for youth in the digital economy.
Kenya's position as a leading African technology hub and its role as a gateway to the East African community were cited as key reasons for investment by Digital Realty.

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