Government is committed to transforming digital hubs into vibrant centres of innovation across the country
The government is committed to transforming digital hubs into vibrant centres of innovation across the country, thereby laying a solid foundation for a digitally inclusive Kenya.
Today, the Cabinet Secretary Ministry of Information, Communication and the Digital Economy Hon William Kabogo chaired a meeting to take stock of the progress made in rolling out digital hubs across the country, an initiative that sits at the heart of our digital transformation agenda.
The ministry has put in a place a plan to ensure every Kenyan, regardless of location, can access digital opportunities.
The Cabinet Secretary noted that the ministry had made significant strides, with digital hubs being established across the country. These hubs are gateways to innovation, learning, and economic empowerment for our youth and local communities.
During the meeting, the delegation assessed the progress made and the challenges that needed to be addressed to ensure timely completion and operationalization of all hubs. Focus remains on efficiency, quality, and sustainability of these centres.
In attendance were Principal Secretary, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Mr. Stephen Isaboke; Principal Secretary, ICT and the Digital Economy, Eng John Tanui; ICT Authority (ICTA) CEO, Mr. Jessy Kiveu Maruti; Secretary ICT, Digital Economy and Emerging Technologies, Ms Mary Kerema; Secretary ICT and Digital Infrastructure Mr. Washington Okoth, representatives from Konza and Communication Authority of Kenya (CA); among other senior government officials.