Christmas is almost here and as you travel upcountry, some of you might not find it hard to navigate the cyberspace anymore. The Kenya ICT Board has set aside KES 27 million to set up digital villages, known as Pasha Centres, across the country before end of this year. However, the money, which is part of a revolving fund from the World Bank, will only support 27 entrepreneurs from last year’s 37. The digital villages will help build IT capacity in the rural areas and transform Kenya’s economy into knowledge based one.