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Kilifi County gets boost as IT firm invests Sh36.4m

KILIFI: Liquid Telecom is investing Sh36.4 million in Internet infrastructure that will see businesses and Government premises within Kilifi County inter-connected.

This is part of the firm’s $50 million (Sh4.55 billion) investment in partnership with counties that has so far resulted in 39 of the country’s 47 counties benefit from data connectivity. The move will see 11 ministries in Kilifi connected on a 10-kilometre Wide Area Network (WAN) via fibre optics, two other ministries connected via microwave and four remote sites connected on very small aperture terminal (VSAT).

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