Is Kenya a technology dumping ground? James Ratemo

By: Publication details: Nairobi The Standard Group Monday, January 19 2009Description: p.24 [Tech. Insight] The Standard, January 19 2009Subject(s): Summary: The mobile phone industry is a major target for counterfeiters. For how long will we watch as cheap counterfeits deny genuine investors income and unsuspecting Kenyans are duped into wasting money on 'cheaper' gadgets. The situation is even risky especially now that Kenya is shifting from analog to digital mode of transmission, manufactures of analog television sets would want to dump the products in the country to make a quick kill.
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The mobile phone industry is a major target for counterfeiters. For how long will we watch as cheap counterfeits deny genuine investors income and unsuspecting Kenyans are duped into wasting money on 'cheaper' gadgets.
The situation is even risky especially now that Kenya is shifting from analog to digital mode of transmission, manufactures of analog television sets would want to dump the products in the country to make a quick kill.

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