Microsoft Launches AI Skilling Initiative to Empower Future-Ready in Kenya
Microsoft Kenya launched the AI Skilling Initiative, empowering students and professionals with essential AI knowledge and tools, fostering inclusivity and shaping Africa’s AI-driven future workforce.
Malcolm Kijirah, the Government Affairs Manager (Kenya) at Microsoft announced on his LinkedIn that Microsoft in Kenya has officially launched the AI Skilling Initiative.
The AI skilling initiative aims to equip everyone, from students to professionals with the knowledge and tools to excel in the AI-driven world.
A huge congratulations goes to Winnie Karanu (AI National Skills Initiative Director, Kenya-Microsoft) who worked tirelessly to set up this initiative locally and delivered an inspirational keynote which set the tone for the launch – a future where AI isn’t just a tool for the few, but an opportunity for everyone.
Kudos to the broader MS team who helped to make this an amazing event Najeeb G. Abdulhamid, PhDIrene GithinjiMaria Maali (She/Her)Bernice KubebeaVivian Ashioya KigadaTabbz Maina Gerald Maithya Joylynn Kirui among many others.
– Excerpt from Malcolm Kijirah’s Post on LinkedIn
He mentioned that Microsoft will continue to be a trusted partner for Kenya’s citizenry as they continue this journey toward empowering the workforce and shaping the future of AI in Africa.
