Standards
Editorial Policy
Data Centre 254 exists to make Kenya's digital infrastructure legible. Trust is the product, so here is exactly how our content is researched, labelled, and corrected.
Sourcing first
Every important number or claim carries a source and a fact label. Where a figure cannot be verified, we say so in the text rather than presenting it as settled.
Verification with dates
Directory entries and statistics carry a last-verified date. Kenya's infrastructure changes fast (capacity expands, licences get issued, cables land) so currency is part of accuracy.
Corrections welcome
If you spot an error, email us with the figure, the article, and a primary source. Verified corrections are made promptly and noted on the page.
Independence
Sponsored content, when it exists, is always clearly labelled. Sponsors have no influence over editorial conclusions, directory data, or the fact labels applied to claims.
How we label facts
Statistics in our articles carry one of four labels, so you always know how strong a claim is:
Verifiable from an authoritative primary source (regulator filings, company disclosures, official documents).
Stated by a credible media outlet or stakeholder, but not independently confirmed by us.
A reasoned calculation or industry projection when exact figures are not published.
Compiled by Data Centre 254 from operator announcements, filings, and verified public sources.
Who is behind DC254
Data Centre 254 is founded, researched, and written by Kevin Jonathan Otieno, a Kenyan writer and researcher with a background in communications, digital media, digital marketing, and technology, and self-taught depth in AI, cloud computing, and digital infrastructure. He publishes from Nairobi, Kenya.
Corrections & feedback
Spotted an error or a figure that needs updating? Email elmaccommunicationslimited@gmail.com or call 0711 707 229. Verified corrections are applied promptly, accuracy beats ego.