Interesting read. What I’d really love to hear are the lessons learned and assumptions challenged on the journey to this point, especially from a company that has been leading AI adoption.
EBOLA is the most lethal contagious disease in the world. It has no treatment or vaccination.
Bringing Americans who are exposed to EBOLA to Kenya for whatever reasons is an act of HIGH TREASON as it exposes EVERYONE to extinction.
It must be opposed, resisted and overturned. No Ifs or Buts.
#SovereigntyFirst
#RutoMustGoNow
#NoToImperialism
@Safaricom_Care@OkuonM Actually untrue because it keeps asking me to go back to mobile data after every initial use post “verification”, and we can’t keep buying the roaming data 🤦🏾♀️
After jumping through hoops to activate the app while outside the country and even completing a transaction minutes ago, Safaricom now says I must be on mobile data to use it.
So how did it work on WiFi earlier, and what security checks were missing then? @Safaricom_Care
A defining moment for Nairobi. 🇰🇪
Our co-founder Masai Ujiri and Zaria Group have signed a landmark agreement with Kenya Railways to deliver a world-class arena & district in the heart of the city.
🔥25,000+ jobs annually
🔥A hub for sports & culture
🔥Built for Africa’s talent
Rwanda has launched its first Kinyarwanda ICT terminological dictionary, featuring over 1,700 technology-related terms. Developed over three years, the dictionary standardises ICT expressions in the local language to improve digital literacy 1/2
https://t.co/mspOuG9eYB
everyone wants a village, but no one wants to be a villager
> drive your friends to the airport
> go to their party even when you're tired
> stop cancelling last minute
> host at your place
> support the wins & losses
it's worth every ounce of effort
Tried to rent a car somewhere and they asked me to deposit my international passport.
I feel like this goes without saying but under no circumstances should you hand over the physical copy of your international passport to anyone to hold when you are outside your home country
Kenya's President William Ruto has ordered police to shoot protesters targeting businesses in the legs, to incapacitate but not to kill them.
The UN and rights groups have accused the police of using excessive force in anti-government protests.
https://t.co/S4AR6YU7uL
BREAKING: 31 people were killed in Saba Saba protests in Kenya on Monday, @HakiKNCHR says.
That’s nearly 3 times more than police reported in their statement that praised officers for “restraint” despite widespread reports of brutality