Kenyan diaspora entrepreneur Mary Macharia and her communications company, Mary Mash, have won two awards at the 2026 Wezesha Awards, with Ezekiel Mutua backing potential youth-focused collaboration with the company.
Twenty refugee schools from Kakuma and Dadaab are among institutions showcasing innovative STEM projects at the ninth Young Scientists Kenya National Science and Technology Exhibition in Nairobi, where learners are demonstrating how artificial intelligence can address challenges in agriculture, healthcare, climate resilience and other sectors.
Smart Applications International has launched Smart PharmaLink, a digital pharmacy management platform aimed at transforming pharmacy operations through automation, real-time analytics and integrated workflows. The solution is expected to improve efficiency, strengthen regulatory compliance and support better patient care in line with Kenya’s digital health agenda.
The Government is advancing Kenya’s digital transformation agenda through the construction of the Jitume Centre of Excellence in Nandi County, a flagship facility that will enhance digital skills, innovation, entrepreneurship and youth employment while supporting the country’s growing digital economy.
Kenya has intensified efforts to strengthen innovation, safeguard indigenous knowledge and protect creators through the proposed National Intellectual Property Policy and Strategy (NIPPS) 2026. During a public participation forum in Nairobi, government officials urged stakeholders to help shape a policy aimed at boosting industrialisation, supporting the creative economy and ensuring innovators benefit from their intellectual property.
The Government is advancing Kenya’s digital transformation agenda through the construction of the Jitume Centre of Excellence in Nandi County, a flagship facility that will enhance digital skills, innovation, entrepreneurship and youth employment while supporting the country’s growing digital economy.
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