KPC Foundation and Power Learn Project have launched the Inuka Tech Fellowship, a fully sponsored programme designed to equip Kenyan youth with AI, data analytics and digital workforce skills.
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KPC Foundation, Power Learn Project launch AI Fellowship to equip youth for future jobsThe KPC Foundation and Power Learn Project (PLP) have launched the Inuka Tech Fellowship in Nairobi, a new ...