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More Kenyans set to learn digital skills as coding syllabus launched

ICT Joe Mucheru (left) during the launch of the Kenya National Digital Masterplan 2020-2030 in Nairobi yesterday. [Collins Kweyu, Standard]

More than twenty million Kenyans will be trained on digital skills so they can be competitive in the global market. The training is part of the Kenya National Digital Masterplan 2020-2030.

The Masterplan is anchored on four pillars of digital infrastructure development, digital skills and digital innovation, digital services and data management, enterprise and digital business.

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