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Amazon Web Service has launched a development center in Kenya, a move expected to open up opportunities for kenyans skilled in software development, cloud support, and software engineering, strategically placing Kenya as the hub of the silicon savannah. The move, President William Ruto says serves as a stamp of confidence in enya at a time when there is global instability.
Amazon Web Service launches a development center in Kenya
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