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China’s ZTE eyes Kenya’s smartphone market

By MARGARET KANINI | May. 1, 2014

By MARGARET KANINI

NAIROBI, KENYA: Smartphone market in Kenya continues to grow as Chinese owned Telecommunications equipment and network provider Wednesday launched eight mobile devices, including smartphones.

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