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Kenya bets Sh152 billion on AI to become Africa's technology hub

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Michael Michie, Co-founder and CEO of EverseTech

Kenya has launched a five-year national artificial intelligence strategy, requiring Sh152 billion to position the country as Africa's leading hub for AI research, innovation and deployment.

The National Artificial Intelligence Strategy 2025 to 2030, unveiled recently in Nairobi, sets out a roadmap for AI governance, talent development and sector-wide adoption across healthcare, agriculture, education and public service delivery.

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