Kenya is seeking to strengthen public-private partnerships to accelerate digital transformation, expand broadband connectivity and improve access to affordable internet across the country.
Principal Secretary for the State Department for ICT and Digital Economy, Eng. John Kipchumba Tanui, held discussions with Liquid Intelligent Technologies leadership on opportunities for government and industry to collaborate on connectivity and digital infrastructure.
The engagement focused on accelerating broadband expansion and exploring opportunities for public Wi-Fi, particularly in public spaces and underserved communities. Tanui said stronger cooperation with technology companies could help bridge connectivity gaps and make digital services more accessible to citizens, businesses and communities.
The discussions underscore the importance of strategic partnerships in strengthening Kenya’s digital infrastructure and ensuring that improved connectivity contributes to innovation, economic growth and broader participation in the digital economy.
