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Calls for youth to be tech-savvy and exploit digital economy opportunities

The 2026 cohort of 733 top-performing students from the Equity Leaders Programme Wings to Fly and Elimu Scholarship programs at Sports View Hotel in Kasarani. [James Wanzala, Standard]

Kenyan youth have been challenged to embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI), digital skills, and innovation to create jobs and drive national development.

Andrew Kagwa, Operations Editor at the Standard Group, said Kenya’s future lies in the hands of tech-savvy youth who are fluent in AI and innovative.

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