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Kenya and China Signs Security Deal

written by Shmuel Yosef Agnon May 15, 2017
Kenya and China Signs Security Deal

Kenya inked the security deal with China. The deal will see Police units in Kenya receive modern equipment and modern radio communication systems after the Kenyan government signed a deal with Chinese technology group Huawei.

The deal was signed after President Uhuru Kenyatta and Huawei meeting at their headquarters in Beijing China on Sunday. The deal also set to benefit other Police headquarters/units in Nakuru, Kisumu and Eldoret.

Huawei Technologies will provide communication equipment including 6 eNodeB Stations, 150 Radio Trunking Terminals and a Radio Trunking System Core Network and Dispatch System.

Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta also witnessed the signing of an agreement between Huawei and the government for the Chinese Technology firm to develop a Government Cloud Services Project.

The Chinese firm will design and build state cloud infrastructure where all government data applications will be migrated to. Huawei is set to build data exchange and sharing platforms to collaborate government services.

President Kenyatta also witnessed the signing of another agreement in which Huawei Technologies offered to train 30 Kenyan youth in ICT over the next three years.

President Kenyatta lauded Huawei contribution in modernization of police surveillance systems in Nairobi and Mombasa as well as partnering in the development of the Standard Gauge Railway.

“Let us work together and we count on your support as we work on developing our technologies,” said the President when he met the CEO of Huawei Technologies,

 

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Shmuel Yosef Agnon is a Senior Writer and Editor at the Strategic Intelligence (SI). Specializes in writing intelligence reports, geopolitics, military intelligence and crime reports. Agnon holds a Bachelor of Arts in mass media and journalism, and a master's degree in international media relations from Winchester, University, England.

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