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Private schools land deal with US tech companies to buy laptops

By AUGUSTINE ODUOR | Mar. 1, 2014

By AUGUSTINE ODUOR

Kenya: Private schools have partnered with two US tech giants to roll out a programme to supply computers to the institutions.

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