Microsoft Faces Closure of Nairobi Engineering Centre Amid Global Restructuring
Microsoft has proposed changes to its engineering operations in Kenya that could lead to the closure of its Africa Development Centre (ADC) in Nairobi, raising concerns about local technology jobs and the company’s long-term engineering presence in the country.
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