The Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy on Wednesday launched its five-year strategic plan, which seeks to deepen the sector’s role in the country’s economic development.
CS Eliud Owalo, while unveiling the plan in Nairobi, said the document will guide the ministry’s implementation of activities, projects and programmes in the period 2023-2027.
The plan is the culmination of concerted efforts by the ministry and key stakeholders in the ICT sector to ensure that priority programmes and projects in the Bottom-up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA) are implemented as planned.
Here is the story in pictures:
KYEB CEO Lilian Kimeto (left) with managers Elijah Muli (Production) and Jane Mareka (Planning and Strategy) during the launch of the Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy Strategic Plan in Nairobi on Wednesday.
Eliud Owalo, CS of the Ministry of Information, Communications and The Digital Economy at the launch of the Ministry’s Strategic Plan.
KYEB Board director Jimmy Mauta at the event.
KYEB chairman Sande Oyolo (left)and ICTA CEO Stanley Kamanguya at the launch.
CS Eliud Owalo (left), PS Edward Kisiang’ani (second left), KYEB CEO Lilian Kimeto and Development Partner representative at the launch.
CS Eliud Owalo (sixth left), Broadcasting PS Edward Kisiang’ani (fifth left), and ICT PS John Tanui (seventh left) with development partners representatives, CEOs and senior officials during the event
KYEB Board director Mulei Muia, at the event.
Director KYEB, Kennedy Buhere at the launch.
CS Eliud Owalo (left), PS Broadcasting Eliud Kisiang’ani (second left), KYEB Chairperson Sande Oyolo (second right) and CEO ICTA Stanley Kamanguya (right) at the event.
KYEB Staff Humphrey Odanga at the event.
KYEB manager Susan Naitore at the event
KYEB Head of Internal Audit and Risk Assurance, Timothy Mwangi at the event.
Alice Mutua, KYEB Staff at the event.
KYEB’s managers Jane Mareka (Planning and Strategy) and Elijah Muli (Production).
KYEB Chair Sande Oyolo (left), ICT PS Eng. John Tanui (center) and Broadcasting PS Edward Kisiang’ani at the event.
