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Sigh of relief for Wajir youth as 200 graduate with digital skills

Participants display their graduation certificates after receiving them from the Principal Secretary for Culture, Arts and Heritage, Ummi Bashir. [Courtesy, Huawei]

Wajir County can now breathe a sigh of relief after some 200 youth graduated with digital skills.

The graduation comes following the successful completion of an intensive digital skills training programme aimed at expanding access to digital opportunities in underserved communities, being implemented by Huawei Kenya, through its flagship DigiTruck programme.

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