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The government has distributed over 17,000 computers in Technical Vocational and Education and Training institutions and public secondary schools as it steps up efforts to enhance digital literacy across the country. Information Communications and the Digital Economy Cabinet Secretary Eliud Owalo revealed that over 208 public learning institutions have benefited. Achola Simon with the details.
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Owalo: Over 208 public learning institutions benefit from digital framework
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