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Murang’a County Introduces E-Voucher Subsidy System for Mango and Dairy Farmers

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Little known Murang’a County here in Kenya has taken technology guided steps to improve the lives of mango and dairy farmers by introducing an e-voucher subsidy system. This initiative which is being fronted by Governor Irungu Kang’ata is designed to make subsidy payments more efficient, increase transparency and empower farmers to access various resources efficiently without any huddles they currently experience.

Summary.

  • Murang’a County has transitioned from providing cash subsidies to offering e-cards to mango and dairy farmers.
  • More than 21,000 farmers are expected to benefit from this subsidy program by receiving payments based on the produce they deliver.
  • The e-voucher system allows farmers to purchase inputs, pay school fees and access healthcare services.

Development of the Subsidy Program.

Since the establishment of the subsidy program back in 2023, Murang’a County has put in efforts towards supporting mango and dairy farmers through the program. It was initially distributing payments in cash which opened the door of misuse since there was no accountability. However, with the recent shift to e-cards, it represents a significant advancement, in the county’s efforts to support agriculture.

The Inua Mkulima E-Voucher Card.

Governor Kang’ata introduced the issuance of Inua Mkulima e-cards to registered farmers who’re part of corporative societies. This digital platform serves as a wallet where subsidy funds are loaded for farmers use. The governor teamed up with selected agricultural supply stores and shops that farmers can easily buy animal feeds, farm chemicals and other necessary items using these cards.

Added Benefits for Farmers.

The use of e-cards broadens the range of advantages accessible to farmers. Apart from just buying farming supplies, farmers can now utilize the card to pay bills and school expenses improving their wellbeing. This comprehensive strategy emphasizes the county governments dedication to tackling challenges encountered by communities.

Ensuring Fair Distribution.

Through the updated payment method, all enrolled farmers receive assistance which has helped in eradicating disparities in subsidy distribution. This inclusive approach not only promotes fairness but also maximizes the effectiveness of the program by reaching a wider farming demographic. Moreover, involving beneficiaries in the program demonstrates the county’s commitment to expanding its initiatives.

Subsidy Details:

  • Mango farmers receive Sh3.50 per kilogram of delivered produce.
  • Dairy farmers receive Sh7 per liter of delivered milk.

Improved Responsibility and Openness.

By utilizing technology, the county government enhances responsibility and transparency in the management of subsidies. The digital record of transactions allows for real time monitoring reducing the risk of misuse or fraud. Additionally, the e-voucher system enables monitoring of farmers involvement guaranteeing that assistance is provided to those actively contributing to the sector.

Boosting Economic Development.

Apart from the advantages to farmers, the e-voucher subsidy scheme promotes growth within the community. Through collaborations with suppliers and rejuvenating farming businesses such as Murang’a County Creameries, the initiative encourages entrepreneurship and stablishes a favorable environment for commercial growth. This harmonious blend of agricultural assistance program and economic upliftment nurtures enduring prosperity in the area.

How to Enroll

Registration with a cooperative society is mandatory for participation in the Inua Mkulima program

Why Fixed Fiber Internet Connection Is Better Than Mobile Broadband in Kenya

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Introduction

Are you looking for a fast reliable and most importantly honest internet connection to your house here in Kenya? That’s the question I ways have to answer when I’m moving houses. I remember one day when my wife complained about how long we both take to commute to work and back home, she suggested we move to a convenient place and I was quick to point out my requirements, one of which was a fast reliable fixed internet connection. Was I selfish? Maybe but in this post I’m going to highlight why I always choose a fixed internet connection plan rather than mobile broadband that is literally everywhere here in Nairobi.

Quick Summary

  • Superior Speed and Reliability: Fixed fiber internet provides faster and more stable connections.
  • Unlimited Data: Fixed fiber plans often offer unlimited data without speed caps.
  • Cost-Effectiveness: Fixed fiber plans can be more affordable for heavy data users.
  • Availability of Fiber Providers: Major providers like Safaricom, Jamii Telkom, Telkom Kenya, Zuku, and Liquid Telkom offer fixed fiber connections in many areas.

Looking back at just a few years, we can all agree that a lot has changed. Technology has since advanced to the extent that some of the things we overlooked before are now essential, such as a reliable and high-speed internet access. To some of us it’s even more crucial than ever to chose the best service for value than it was in yester-years. We here in Kenya should first acknowledge how lucky we are especially in this part of the world. Our neighbors are still grappling with using mobile phones to hotspot internet while here we only need to make one phone call and a service provider will come already armed with cables to give you internet service.

Now let’s back to the real question I promised to answer on why you should always choose a fixed connection rather than a mobile broadband. In a nutshell, let’s first get a gist of exactly what the heck I’m talking about. By fixed, I mean internet that is cabled such as a fiber optic or coaxial cable. Jamii Telkom always prefers to use fiber optic cables while Zuku prefers using a coaxial cable instead. The difference between these two is a story for another day. On the other hand, mobile broadband is essentially powered by a mobile service provider, same way you connect internet on your phone. The modes of connections however differ greatly with the likes of Safaricom preferring a GSM modem that is often hooked on your house with a SIM card embedded while Airtel and Telkom have special routers, or shall we say modem routers that come with their sim cards and all of these mobile providers utilize available mobile network connections to provide internet.

Now, while mobile broadband providers including 5G from providers like Safaricom and Airtel, offers the advantage of availability, a fixed fiber internet connection presents numerous benefits over mobile broadband. In this blog post, we will discuss why you should opt for fixed fiber internet connection rather than mobile broadband in Kenya, even if it’s 5G.

Key Benefits of Fixed Fiber Internet

Superior Speed and Reliability

One of the main advantages of fixed fiber internet is the speed and reliability it offers. Fiber optic connections can provide significantly faster speeds compared to mobile broadband, including 5G I must insist for those looking to ask questions already. Additionally, fiber connections are less prone to interference from weather conditions or network congestion, ensuring a stable and consistent internet experience.

Unlimited Data Plans

Fixed fiber internet plans often come with unlimited data usage, allowing you to browse, stream, and download without worrying about data caps. Mobile broadband providers on the other hand typically impose fair usage policies, which can lead to throttled speeds once you reach a certain data threshold. With fixed fiber, you can enjoy high-speed internet throughout the month. I know some fixed fiber providers also implement this outdated technique and Safaricom has been the culprit for the longest time, but it’s usually more understandable when it comes to mobile service providers. Have you ever imagined why some providers like Telkom Kenya have great deals on nighttime data bundles? Of course, it’s because then their network is not congested.

Cost-Effectiveness

While mobile broadband may be convenient, it can be more expensive for heavy data users due to data limits and overage charges. Fixed fiber plans are often more cost-effective, especially for households or businesses that require constant and high-speed internet access.

Diverse Fiber Providers and Coverage

In Kenya, major providers such as Safaricom, Jamii Telkom, and Telkom Kenya offer fixed fiber internet options. Additionally, other fiber-only providers like Zuku and Liquid Telkom provide competitive plans and services. These providers offer various packages tailored to different needs and budgets, making it easier to find a plan that suits you.

Mobile Broadband vs. Fixed Fiber: Pros and Cons

Mobile Broadband

Pros:

  • Availability and mobility, allowing you to access the internet on the go.
  • Rapid deployment in areas without fiber infrastructure.

Cons:

  • Potential for slower speeds and network congestion, especially during peak usage times.
  • Fair usage policies can result in throttled speeds.
  • May be more expensive for heavy data users.

Fixed Fiber Internet

Pros:

  • Faster and more reliable connections.
  • Unlimited data plans for continuous high-speed internet.
  • Cost-effective options for heavy data users.
  • Lower latency, making it ideal for online gaming and video calls.

Cons:

  • Limited mobility: connections are tied to a specific location.
  • Initial installation can be time-consuming and dependent on available infrastructure.

Final Thoughts

Now that I have finished ranting about mobile broadband internet, why do you really need to opt for a fixed connection instead? While mobile broadband offers the advantage of availability and mobility, fixed fiber internet remains the superior choice for speed, reliability, and cost-effectiveness in Kenya. With the expansion of fiber optic networks across the country, more Kenyans can benefit from high-speed internet for work, education, and entertainment. By opting for fixed fiber internet, you can enjoy a seamless online experience with fewer interruptions and greater value for your money.

Kenya’s Increasing Adoption of Captive Solar Power Solutions

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Power generation here in Kenya has had its own fair share of criticism especially given that only one power distributor was authorized to do so leading to a monopoly state. However, things seem to be changing, and besides the numerous initiatives we’ve outlined before that are aimed towards shifting to green and cleaner energy sources such as the government’s declaration of green number plates, Kenya’s industrial sector is seeing a significant shift in energy sources especially given that major organizations are now increasingly adopting captive solar power solutions.

For those wondering exactly what the heck Captive Solar means, here is some insights for you. Captive solar basically refers to instances when a corporate organization say for example EABL that is involved in manufacturing its products and has an exponential need for reliable power decides to own a power generating asset – in this case solar for its own consumption but lets another company maintain and operate it. In the end, the whole process becomes more cost efficient, and it enjoys some sort of energy independence. The Kenyan government is particularly keen to see through with the shift to cleaner energy thereby supporting such initiatives.  

Quick Summary

  • Cost-effective and reliable: Captive solar power offers organizations the ability to produce their own electricity on-site at a lower cost compared to commercial grid power, particularly beneficial for power-intensive industries.
  • Energy independence: Captive solar power allows businesses to reduce reliance on the grid and shields them from fluctuating energy prices.
  • Environmental sustainability: Companies are leveraging solar power to lower their carbon footprint and achieve sustainability goals, facilitated by supportive government policies.

Surge in Captive Solar Power Adoption

The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has noted with excitement a surge in uptake of captive power capacity in Kenya with an estimated over 400 MW already installed. According to the regulator, this development presents a notable shift towards renewable energy sources across industries that now accounts for 12.18% of the country’s total installed capacity.

EPRA Director General Daniel Kiptoo has acknowledged a growing popularity of captive power generation among commercial as well as industrial users, with an estimated installed capacity of 449.5 MW. Firms are increasingly opting for captive solar power projects, such as Coastal Bottlers in Mombasa, which uses solar energy to power its PET production line.

Cost-Effectiveness and Energy Independence

One of the key advantages of utilizing captive solar power rests in its cost-effectiveness. A 250-kW solar captive project costs between US$0.10 and 0.14/kWh, significantly lower than the rates charged by commercial grid power, which can exceed $0.25/kWh.

Additionally, captive solar power also offers businesses energy independence by reducing reliance on the grid and providing protection from energy price fluctuations, remember those old days when blackouts were a thing, and traditionally up to today some Kenyans believe presence of rainfall automatically leads to power blackouts. Moreover, the move is very essential to some organizations especially after recent instances of sharp increases in electricity prices experienced by consumers in Kenya.

Environmental Stewardship and Government Support

Many businesses are turning to renewable energy sources like solar power to reduce their carbon footprint and achieve sustainability goals. The Kenyan government supports these initiatives through tax reliefs, feed-in tariffs, and competitive power rates.

According to the Kenya Renewable Energy Association (KREA), the use of off-grid solar power has been growing to the extent of surpassing the total grid peak demand as captive power, electric mobility, solar water pumping, and refrigeration continue to increase exponentially. Off-grid total installed load is estimated at 400-500 MW and is projected to reach over 3,000 MW by 2028.

Potential Impact

The rise in use of captive solar power in Kenya signifies a promising shift towards sustainable energy practices. This transition benefits both businesses as well as the environment by providing cost-effective, reliable, and cleaner energy alternatives. As the trend continues, it is likely to play a key role in shaping the country’s energy future and contributing to global efforts to combat climate change.

Empowering Voi’s Youth: How Robotics Training Is Shaping Future Innovators

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Do you have a who has just come home for holidays from a busy school calendar for the first term of 2024, most of us would easily relate to how they can test our patience given there’s little to keep them pre-occupied as they were in school. This is not the case however in parts like Voi town where a group of 26 students from different schools is spending their holiday immersed in robotics and technology training, clever right? The students are gathered at P.C.E.A. St. Stephen’s Academy with their main intention to explore the world of robotics while gaining practical skills and knowledge that may shape their futures.

Quick Summary:

  • Hands-On Learning: Students are set to gain practical skills and experience in programming, LED lights, and buzzers, applying their knowledge to everyday situations.
  • Inspiration and Aspiration: These young minds are being inspired by the potential of robotics, with some even aspiring to pursue careers in robotics engineering.
  • Expert Guidance: Experienced mentors guide the students, bridging the gap between theoretical concepts and real-world applications.

Exploring the World of Robotics

Having interacted with some of the students at the center, we got a sense of just how the opportunity is impacting their holiday season. One of the students named Emmanuel Mcharo from Mwatate Junior Academy expressed his enthusiasm for learning about the applications of robotics in security systems, household appliances, as well as in communication devices. He showed quite some interest in the use of LED lights and buzzers which opened his door to a deeper understanding of how technology can be harnessed in everyday life.

Another student, Emmanuel Shungula from Citadel Junior Academy in Voi shared his fascination with the different types of robots ranging from battery-powered to electric ones. He is also keen to understand the broader implications of robotics in areas such as governmental surveillance.

On another hand, Enid Gombe who is a visionary student from Sironga Girls High School dreamed of becoming a robotic engineer which she feels will allow her to open her own company to manufacture robots. Her aspiration reflects the potential of robotics as a career path and a means of socioeconomic empowerment.

Lovenia Mwakio from Happy Land Preparatory School in Nairobi found joy in exploring the creative aspects of robotics which included activities such as crafting different sounds with buzzers and understanding their practical applications in daily life.

Guiding the Next Generation of Innovators

The students who have opted into the program are guided by experienced mentors, including software engineer Francis Monaja from Meliora Company and Muru Technologies. Francis provides students with hands-on learning experiences that connect classroom concepts to real-world applications thereby enabling them to understand the relevance of robotics in daily life.

Francis is supported by Chengo Erick, an ICT teacher at P.C.E.A. St. Stephen’s Academy in Voi. Chengo emphasizes the importance of introducing programming at an early stage to foster problem-solving and innovation.

Chris Muru who is the CEO of Muru Technologies, highlighted the transformative potential of robotics in shaping the future of technology. He believes that robotics training will not only engage students but also instils in them the importance of leveraging technology to enhance human productivity and address pressing issues in fields such as agriculture, healthcare, and logistics.

Paving the Way for a Brighter Future

Students participating in the program immerse themselves into robotics training to gain technical skills while developing a mindset geared toward innovation and problem-solving. Their journey exemplifies the power of education in empowering the next generation of leaders and pioneers in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics).

Chris Muru adds that the robots the students are using will help them succeed in STEM competitions and solve community challenges. He emphasized that robotics complements human capabilities by thinking faster and accessing information from various sources. This technology can improve human productivity and help companies innovate and handle multiple projects simultaneously. You can get additional information about the program from here.

Mugoiri Girls School Launches Innovative Computer Programming and Coding Program

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Mugoiri Girls High School in Murang’a County has taken a step forward in technical education by introducing a coding program to teach students computer programming. This innovative initiative aims to provide students with skills that will set them apart in the global job market.

Summary.

  • Mugoiri Girls High School in Murang’a County launches a coding program for its students.
  • Kodris Africa, a partner in the program emphasizes the importance of coding as a language.
  • The program is designed to empower students with problem solving abilities, creativity, and critical thinking skills.

Background.

The introduction of the coding program at Mugoiri Girls High School demonstrates a vital thinking approach to education that prepares students for the job market demands. This initiative aligns with trends seen in developed countries where coding is becoming a subject in schools.

Empowering students for future opportunities

Kodris Africa, a collaborator in this initiative underscored the significance of coding as a language that is crucial for success in today’s world. Consequently, this groundbreaking program has garnered recognition from both the Ministry of Education as well as the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) for its teaching approach to computer programming or coding education. Principal Susan Mundia from Mugoiri Girls High School was excited about how the program can help students develop skills like problem solving, creativity and critical thinking. These skills are essential for students to succeed in today’s world and pursue a range of career paths.

The program also aims to narrow the technology gap between students and their counterparts in developed nations. By introducing coding to girls at an early, age the program hopes to prepare them for future opportunities and provide them with the knowledge they need to thrive.

Stakeholders and Future Plans

Key figures such as Roads and Transport Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen and Dennis Itumbi a strategist at Statehouse have shown their support for the initiative. They stress the importance of collaboration among the government, Kodris Africa, Safaricom and other partners to extend coding education opportunities to students throughout Kenya.

With a target of teaching coding to one million girls across Africa the program aims to ensure that young women have the skills required to emerge as leaders, in the technology industry.

West Pokot County Connects Government Institutions to High-Speed Internet, Empowering Youth and Community

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Internet connectivity within Kenya’s capital Nairobi is far at an advanced level that you’ll almost not likely see an estate that lacks a fixed fibre internet provider. The same is however not the case in other parts of the country, West Pokot County in particular – known for lack development is now making a name for itself by enhancing communication and service delivery through the Last Mile Internet Connectivity program. According to the deputy County Commissioner Wycliffe Munanda who has announced the program’s launch at the West Pokot County Kenya Urban Roads Authority offices in Kapenguria town, the county aims to get internet connectivity to national and county government institutions currently lacking access, fostering an efficient and effective delivery of services.

Quick Summary

  • Internet Connectivity: Government institutions in West Pokot County are being connected to the digital superhighway, enhancing communication and service delivery.
  • Youth Empowerment: The program offers opportunities for youth to engage in digital jobs and online businesses.
  • Community Involvement: Local communities are involved in the project, creating employment and ensuring quality work.

Overview of the Last Mile Connectivity Program

Deputy County Commissioner Munanda initiated the program that has since successfully linked institutions and government offices. In the two weeks they plan to connect 24 more sites that currently lack internet access.

Munanda highlighted the advantages of internet connectivity in providing people with opportunities to explore digital job prospects through digital hubs. While acknowledging connectivity challenges in areas like Alale, Kacheliba and Lelan he remains optimistic that improved connectivity will empower youth in these regions to engage in businesses and access job opportunities.

Socio-economic Benefits

The Last Mile Internet Connectivity program is in line with the grassroots focused Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA). Internet access plays an important role in supporting sectors such as business, healthcare, education, security and social interactions.

DCC Munanda encouraged youth to utilize their devices for work opportunities enabling them to work for multinational corporations and earn an income.

Engagement with the Community and Ensuring Quality

Barran Telecommunication, the projects contractor, is dedicated to adhering to the standards set by the Ministry of Information Communication and Digital Economy. Dennis Ochieng, the field manager stressed the importance of collaboration from stakeholders, at both county levels to ensure a successful implementation process. Ochieng also promised to employ workers for the project, which will benefit the community and support job opportunities.

Focus, on Education and Youth Empowerment

The implementation of the Mile Connectivity program is making a difference in schools and youth centers in West Pokot. Mr. Stephen Akuto, the Principal of Chewoyet National School expressed appreciation for the internet service highlighting its significance in today’s tech world. By providing internet access, the school can lower expenses and enrich educational experiences.

Youth centers in Makutano, Chepareria and Sigor offer training programs for individuals to equip them with digital skills. Through this initiative personal modems are distributed to encourage youth involvement with the world, enabling them to delve into the market and unlock new prospects.

vivo V30 to Debut in Kenya: Redefining Smartphone Photography and Design

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vivo V30 to Debut in Kenya: Redefining Smartphone Photography and Design

The much awaited vivo V30 series devices from vivo will finally make their debut in Kenya this April marking a milestone for the renowned tech brand on a global scale. Following the success of the V29 series, the latest V30 smartphone upholds the brands legacy of excellence with top notch camera capabilities and a stylish design that cements its position in the smartphone market.

In a nutshell.

  • vivos introduction of the V30 in Kenya brings cutting edge photography features and innovative design elements to consumers.
  • Innovative camera features; The V30 boasts Distance Sensitive Lighting and Aura Light Portrait for photography experiences.
  • Top tier performance: With a 5000 mAh battery and powered by the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 processor the V30 delivers powerful performance.

Transforming Smartphone Photography

The vivo V30 is set to revolutionize smartphone photography with its advanced technology and impressive features. Expanding on the praised Smart Color Temperature Adjustment feature found in its predecessor, the V29 the new V30 introduces Distance Sensitive Lighting. This innovative function adjusts brightness levels based on proximity ensuring portraits every time.

Moreover, an enhanced Aura Light Portrait feature with a sleek rounded rectangular design showcases vivos attention to detail empowering users to create stunning masterpieces. The V30 comes with lighting features and a 50 MP Ultra-Wide Angle Camera allowing users to easily capture moments. This advanced camera ensures users can record their experiences with precision.

Apart, from its photography capabilities the V30 offers a experience with its 3D Curved Screen and 120 Hz refresh rate. This combination delivers a quality experience that is both smooth and captivating.

vivos V30 series is famous for its Color, Material and Finish (CMF) in each model. The V30 continues this trend with color choices like Waving Aqua, Lush Green and the classic Noble Black pushing the boundaries of smartphone design creativity.

The V30 excels in performance well featuring a 5000 mAh (TYP) battery while maintaining a slim profile. With support for 80W FlashCharge technology the V30 offers charging to reduce time spent near power outlets. Equipped with the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 processor the V30 ensures performance during prolonged use.

The upcoming launch of the vivo V30, in Kenya signifies an era of smartphone innovation.

With its blend of sophistication and cutting edge camera features the V30 aims to revolutionize how users interact with their smartphones and transform the tech scene. Keep an eye out for announcements, as vivo pushes in innovation and style, with its newest release.

OPPO Kenya Celebrates a Decade of Innovation in the Kenyan Market

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OPPO Kenya Celebrates a Decade of Innovation in the Kenyan Market

Here in Kenya, while we may have a saturated smartphone market, there are a couple of brands that always stand out when you start looking for your next smartphone. OPPO in particular has been in the market long enough – 10 years to be exact and for that main reason they are celebrating with decent price reduction on some of their products. In essence, OPPO has market a 10-year milestone here in Kenya and a whopping 20 years in the smartphone industry competing with the likes of Tecno. Since its launch in 2014, OPPO Kenya has since established itself as a trusted brand that is now known for delivering cutting-edge technology and user-oriented devices that cater to a variety of consumer preferences. Successful launches of the A-series, Reno series, and the Find X and N series have earned the brand a reputation for quality and innovation.

Quick Summary:

  • Celebrating 10 years in Kenya: OPPO has become a trusted brand delivering innovative technology to Kenyan consumers.
  • Price reduction on OPPO A18: The popular OPPO A18 smartphone has a special price reduction for a limited time.
  • New customer experience shops: OPPO Kenya is expanding its retail presence with two new locations.

Celebrating with Customers

To commemorate this significant milestone, OPPO Kenya is offering exciting promotions to its loyal customers:

  • Price Reduction on OPPO A18: OPPO Kenya is providing exceptional value for money by reducing the price of its popular OPPO A18 smartphone. Equipped with a large 5,000mAh battery and powered by the MediaTek Helio G85, the OPPO A18 ensures smooth performance and long-lasting battery life. It also features a stunning 90Hz Sunlight Display and an Ultra Volume Mode for an immersive user experience.
    • OPPO A18 (4GB + 64GB): Now Ksh 13,999 (Previously Ksh 15,999)
    • OPPO A18 (4GB + 128GB): Now Ksh 16,999 (Previously Ksh 19,999)
  • New Customer Experience Shops: OPPO Kenya is expanding its reach by opening two new customer experience shops at Shujaa Mall in Kilimani and Business Bay Square Eastleigh (BBS) Mall. These new locations will provide customers with the opportunity to explore the latest OPPO smartphones, experience the brand’s cutting-edge technology firsthand, and receive expert advice from knowledgeable staff.

A Legacy of Innovation

Since its inception, in 2004 OPPO has emerged as a trailblazer in the smartphone industry introducing cutting edge technologies like the pioneering SUPERVOOC™ flash charging and the impressive 32MP Telephoto lens. The brand has consistently pushed the boundaries of innovation offering high quality smartphones packed with features at prices.

In Kenya to be specific, OPPO has established itself as a trusted provider of top tier products and services earning the loyalty of customers. With a commitment to a long term presence here in Kenya, OPPO plans to unveil products expand its retail reach and deliver exceptional customer service.

Potential Impact

OPPO Kenya’s ten years of exciting advancements and its unwavering focus on meeting customer needs have firmly established it as a smartphone brand in the market. As the company expands with more than a dozen different category of device offering, it is set to maintain its reputation as a technology provider delivering top notch products and outstanding service to customers throughout Kenya.

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