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Bloomberg Business Features Kenya as a startup beacon for Africa

BY · July 30, 2015 10:07 am

Kenya is fast becoming a startup beacon for the rest of East Africa. In Nairobi innovation space iHub has over 16,000 members. Working with corporate partners such as Intel, Google and Microsoft iHub has incubated more than 150 tech startups that have created more than 1,000 jobs. Bloomberg spoke with iHub trustee Juliana Rotich about Kenya’s budding startup scene.

Watch the video on Kenya’s Startup Scene here.

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