Big tech is winning the battle for Kenya's talent, June 2022 — Quartz Africa Weekly — Quartz

Not everyone is winning in Kenya’s battle for tech talent. Even as Kenya added an estimated 2,000 new developers to its tech talent pool in 2021, startups and telcos are struggling to retain talent.

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