The government has reiterated its commitment to bridging the digital divide through aggressive infrastructure investment and targeted policy interventions, emphasizing a strategic transition from short-term digital pilots towards permanent national systems, aimed at sustaining rural communities and youth-led innovation Broadcasting and Telecommunications Principal Secretary (PS) Stephen Isaboke affirmed this strategy Tuesday during a panel session…
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