For a second year in a row,
Kenya’s busy capital city of Nairobi has been named the most intelligent city
in Africa — failing, however, to make it to the world’s top seven finalists.
According to the Intelligent
Community Forum, “intelligent communities” are those that have taken
“conscious steps” to create an economy that can prosper in the “broadband
economy.”
The group has recently released
its latest rankings, recognizing the achievements of communities that have
built inclusive, prosperous economies on a basis of information and
communication technologies.
Nairobi was the only African city
to appear on their shortlist of 21 hubs throughout the world for 2015.
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