Intel and Safaricom will join hands in this effort.

A few excerpts:

“The program’s launch in Kenya is the result of an agreement that Intel signed earlier with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Cisco, Microsoft and Kenya’s Ministry of Education (MoE).”

The Kenya ICT Board will deploy the content in more than 300 Pasha Centres throughout Kenya.  The Pasha centres provide a suite of services to the public via computers connected to the internet. 

““Localized content in terms of maths and geography that makes sense to the Kenyan youth is also crucial in fully tapping in the IT explosion that will hit this country once the fibre optic cable is in place,” Mr Barrett said.”

Good Luck Intel!