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In Kuwaiti telecoms, big dinars are spent on numbers—phone numbers, that is.

A stable democracy, ongoing political reform, a new constitution and a solid vision for the future are driving Kenya forward into a new and prosperous era

The nation is undergoing a massive shift as the new constitution makes the Government more locally responsive and gives more power back to the people

Officially launched in June 2008, the three-pillared Vision 2030 aims to move Kenyan industrialisation forward and improve quality of life

Kenya’s Equity Bank is the nation’s award-winning financial institution that is removing barriers for the unbanked to access services through mobile technologies

Pioneering ingenious mobile phone platforms, expanding internet access and plans to create East Africa’s new high-tech hub just outside Nairobi are making Kenya a nexus of ICT activity

The mobile phone company has made a name for itself with customer-driven product innovation

In 2008, the new Ministry of Industrialisation set forth to lay the groundwork for a rising, industrialised middle-income nation

The Kenya Pipeline Company constantly grows and improves its transport and storage infrastructure to better serve the region’s growing needs for refined petroleum products

To accelerate the development of the country’s vast geothermal potential to the full, the Government created the GDC, a one-stop shop for investors wanting to get involved at all levels