Sir Tim Berners-Lee is in Kenya: “Credited with inventing the World Wide Web(WWW), Sir Tim Berners- Lee is in town and was today at the Strathmore University for an Interactive IT education session for IT professionals, students and innovators.”
- Countries:
- Kenya
- Topics:
- Internet & Telecoms, Technology
- Languages:
- English
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