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Google grants Sh200m for top Kenyan non-profits

Google East Africa policy and government relations manager Mike Murungi, Youth ministry official Julius Musau, industrialist Manu Chandaria and Tegla Loroupe Foundation founder Tegla Loroupe at the launch of the first African Google Impact Challenge in Nairobi May 23, 2018. PHOTO | DIANA NGILA | NMG

By  DOREEN WAINAINAH

Technology Firm Google has unveiled a Sh200 million grant for non-profit and social-based enterprises using technology to improve lives.

The 12 finalists of the first African Google Impact Challenge, which must be registered charities in Kenya will share the grant for ideas that can improve the society.

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