Kenya's digital infrastructure won't create jobs without human-centred innovation, experts say
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Panellists noted that while Kenya is widely recognised as a leader in Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) in Africa, many startups still spend valuable time and resources building services that already exist instead of leveraging public digital infrastructure.
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