Microsoft plans to roll out active subscriptions for Dynamics 365 in Kenya by July this year, in a bid to enhance it’s product uptake in the region.

They aim to carry out expansion to Kenya through partners like Panache Technohub who will create the relevant localization apps and publish them to App Source. In combination with the built-in language offerings, Dynamics 365 Business Central will then be available to serve customers in Kenya.

As per the announcement in the March newsletter, Dynamics 365 Business Central is launching as a SaaS application in more African countries from July 2021.

There is a large demand for Dynamics 365 Business Central online. We are increasing the global availability to cover more countries and regions so that small and mid-sized businesses across the world can achieve more.

_{-Source: Microsoft.}