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Roads safety is one of the issues that Kenyans are grappling with. Despite the transport sector being a key driver of the economy, forecasts are that road crashes might overtake Malaria and Aids deaths by 2015, and that Nairobi loses around Kshs 50 million a day on traffic jams. A lot is attributed to inadequate co-ordination and poor service delivery in the sector with multiple agencies seated in different ministries unable to share data.
Accessing government officials on time, getting state information fast, is a service most Kenyans yearn for.
And now there is a solution. A project named Government Unifie...
How safe is your information in the technology era? The truth is we leave our data everywhere. Government offices, mobile telephony companies, the Internet, in companies ...
Nairobi, Thursday, July 19th 2012:
Kenyatta National Hospital today marked the first step towards automation of their medical records. Early today, stakeholders, led by th...
Kenyatta National Hospital is a publicly supported, 1,800 bed facility located in Nairobi. It serves 520,000 outpatient and 70,000 inpatients every year and relies on 4,...
Kenya will be sharing its Kenya’s Open Government Partnership (OGP) Action Plan at the 2nd Annual Conference taking place on 17th-18th April in Brasilia Brazil.
The Kenyan...
