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Nelson
· February 28, 2026
Adding M-Pesa to Your App: What They Don't Tell You
M-Pesa in your app sounds simple. The reality involves Safaricom APIs, C2B charges, and a surprising amount of paperwork. Here is what you actually need to...
Nelson
· February 28, 2026
Your School's Website: A Cost or an Investment?
A school in Machakos saw enrollment inquiries drop 70% after its website broke. We look at the real numbers behind a school's online presence in Kenya.
Nelson
· February 28, 2026
A Practical Digital Roadmap for Kenyan County Governments
A step-by-step guide for county leaders to build a sustainable digital transformation plan, from citizen services to internal efficiency, tailored for Kenya's...
Nelson
· February 28, 2026
Social Media vs Website: Where Kenyan SMEs Should Invest First
Kenyan SMEs face a critical choice: build a website or focus on social media? We analyze the costs, control, and long-term value to guide your first digital...
Nelson
· February 28, 2026
How to Integrate M-Pesa Payments into Your Organization Website
A step-by-step guide for Kenyan schools, hospitals, and NGOs to securely add M-Pesa payment options to their websites, reducing manual collection and improving...
Nelson
· February 28, 2026
Push Notifications Done Right: Engaging Kenyan Users Without Annoying Them
Learn how Kenyan schools, hospitals, and businesses can use push notifications to boost engagement by 40% while avoiding the 67% opt-out rate caused by poor...
Nelson
· February 28, 2026
How NGOs in Kenya Can Use Digital Tools to Improve Donor Reporting
Learn how Kenyan NGOs can replace manual, stressful donor reporting with digital systems to save time, increase transparency, and secure more funding.
KEPAS
· February 28, 2026
What We Learned Building Digital Solutions for 50+ Kenyan Organizations
After building websites and apps for over 50 Kenyan schools, hospitals, NGOs, and SMEs, we share the 5 universal lessons that determine digital success or...
KEPAS
· February 28, 2026
Behind the Build: How KEPAS Designs Websites for Rural Kenyan Schools
A look inside our process for building school websites that work in Loitokitok, Kisumu, and beyond—focusing on offline access, mobile-first design, and local...
