Distribution systems in Kenya - If online shopping is to work in Kenya and deliveries,I see boda bodas being very important. They're all over.When someone comes up with a system that can coordinate boda bodas to deliver things,s/he will be rich. Everyone wins.You get deliveries,they get money,fewer physical businesses.

Not necessarily.Konza might attract solar and other green energy initiatives.

[quote=selah]Craft Silicon one of the biggest software companies in Kenya is relocating to Singapore after what the CEO and founder termed as harsh & unfavorable operating environment.



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Damn is this for real?Any Craft Silicon insider?Though not perfect, I think this was one of the best software firms in Kenya.It is sad that such a company can relocate due to unfavorable operating environment while we are talking about Konza.

@ChessMaster--Solar to power an entire city you are dreaming.
Tech equipments which includes servers consume alot of power so don't expect solar to power them.
Solar power in Kenya is mostly for domestic use.

'The IT revolution must be green'. I find this thought most intriguing. But then it's all too clear!

Yes, IT is smelling of lots of goodies, but I doubt constructing a technocity like Konza is the way to go.

Why? Because no one knows how IT will mutate. For example, we shouldn't want to replicate the silicon valley because of time, and condition differences.

But then Konza can still be very useful.