Persons with visual impairment in Turkana County have benefited from a digital skills training programme aimed at promoting digital inclusion by equipping them with practical skills to access information, online services, and economic opportunities. The training was organised by the Kenya Society for the Blind (KSB) in partnership with KICTANet under the Enhancing Digital Access and Community…
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