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From left: Nairobi Tech Week senior manager Anne Salim, Blockchain Association of Kenya’s head of education Benjamin Arunda, Kesho Labs’s strategic liaison officer Roselyne Wanjiru, Aeternity Hub Africa’s chief excutive officer Frank Deya and its community manager Joyce Mwangi pose for a photo at Strathmore University. PHOTO | FAUSTINE NGILA

By  FAUSTINE NGILA

In a humid Friday, Digital Business drives to Strathmore University, for this year’s Nairobi Tech Week event.

There are students, tech enthusiasts, researchers and tech experts attending the event, with representatives from tech companies embracing the opportunity.

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