Kenya and China are deepening their education partnership through initiatives aimed at equipping teachers with digital literacy and STEM competencies, with a strong focus on Artificial Intelligence, innovation and practical classroom applications. Speaking during the closing ceremony of a workshop on advancing digital literacy for competency-based STEM education at the Centre for Mathematics, Science and…
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