Mobile applications developers who have successfully published their Apps on Microsoft store are entitled to 70% of revenue generated from downloads of such applications. This was said by Kunle Awosika, Microsoft Country Manager, Kenya, Friday May 16, when he held talks with Vice Chancellor, Prof. Mabel Imbuga at JKUAT. This move, according to Kunle, aims to promote and inspire creativity and innovation among Kenyan developers towards developing solutions to social-economic challenges facing the country. Kunle noted that JKUAT students have demonstrated high level creativity and innovation, with a number of apps developed by the students... Continue reading →
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