- Three Kenyan startups have been selected for an incubation programme after winning the Cyber Security Hackathon at the just concluded Blue Economy Innovation and Investment Summit.
- The three startups, which are based in Mombasa include Bio Secure, Tide Safetynet and Seatrust Navigator.
- Sote Hub Founder David Ogiga says the three startups will receive six months technical and financial support to bring their ideas to life.
Three Kenyan startups have been selected for an incubation program after winning the Cyber Security Hackathon at the recently concluded Blue Economy Innovation and Investment Summit. The startups, based in Mombasa, include Bio Secure, Tide Safetynet, and Seatrust Navigator. Sote Hub Founder David Ogiga stated that these three startups would receive six months of technical and financial support to bring their ideas to life.
“Our focus for this year’s hackathon at the conference was circular economy, cyber security, blue economy, climate change, and the digital …
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