Equity Group Foundation is urging young Kenyans to embrace digital technology and artificial intelligence as tools for solving some of the country's most pressing challenges, warning that academic qualifications alone may not be enough to guarantee success in an increasingly digital economy.
Speaking during the 17th annual Education and Leadership Congress that attracted 4,949 scholars across Nairobi, Dadaab and Kakuma, at Alliance Girls High School, Equity Group CEO Dr. James Mwangi told scholars that their ability to use technology to create solutions will be a key competitive advantage in a world where artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the workspace
