The Signal in the Silicon Savannah.
TechInKenya is independent, technical, and data-driven. We publish for the people building Kenya’s digital economy—not just watching it.
Tech journalism in Kenya is failing the builders.
Scan the headlines and you’ll usually find one of two things: repackaged press releases, or gadget coverage that reads like a spec-sheet in paragraph form.
TechInKenya exists to change that. We focus on the mechanics—how the ecosystem actually works: the incentives, the infrastructure, the money, and the constraints.
We don’t stop at “a startup raised.” We ask what makes the unit economics viable (or not). We don’t stop at “EVs are arriving.” We examine supply chains, pricing, servicing, and the ripple effects on local operators.
The Editorial Standard
No Pay-to-Play
We don’t sell coverage. Sponsored content is clearly labeled, and our editorial judgment is not up for purchase.
Data First
Hot takes are easy. We back claims with data, financials, code, and primary sources. If we can’t support it, we won’t publish it.
Built for Builders
Our default reader is a developer, founder, operator, or investor. We write for people doing the work—and making the hard trade-offs.
Who We Are
TechInKenya is a flagship brand of Caleb MS Group, a digital venture studio working to elevate and clarify the African tech narrative.