Africaâs growing technology ecosystem offers opportunities to create digital solutions that make traditional ways of working more productive, while enabling the creation of new income streams and job opportunities. However, employers across the continent state that many job seekers do not possess the requisite digital skills, limiting employability prospects and business growth. The COVID-19 pandemic has also driven home the importance of digital tools and skills. In its wake, the most successful businesses were those whose operating model and employees could easily navigate the crisis and transition to digital service delivery.
As a company, we are committed to being helpful contributors to Africaâs growth. We aim to equip people with the right skills, tools and products to navigate the digital world and to make it work for them. We are committed to helping job seekers gain relevant skills and advance their careers. In 2017, we committed to prepare 10 million peo
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Will Meng |
February 5th 2021 at 09:00:00 GMT +0300
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UN Secretary-General Guterres has stated: The COVID-19 pandemic is the worst global crisis since the Second World War”. The year 2020 came with a pandemic and it was an extremely difficult and unusual year for everyone around the world. In 2020, people s way of life changed greatly, challenging economic development to an unprecedented extent. In 2020, traditional industries struggled, and new business models such as teleworking, online education, e-commerce, and telemedicine developed disruptively. In 2020, the fight against the pandemic and economic recovery was the top priorities of every country, and Kenya set an example for Africa in both the fight against the pandemic and economic recovery: Kenya was one of the first African countries to adopt and implement a string of rigorous policies, and one of the few countries to have positive economic growth in 2020
Leveraging the power of digital economy to achieve Kenya Vision 2030
Saturday February 06 2021
By WILL MENG
That the Covid-19 pandemic is the worst global crisis since the Second World War, according to United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
People s way of life changed greatly. Traditional industries struggled, and new business models such as teleworking, e-learning, e-commerce and telemedicine gained momentum.
The fight against the pandemic and economic recovery have been every country’s top priority. Kenya set an example for Africa in the fight against Covid-19 and economic recovery.
It is the first country in the continent to deploy technology for faster airport clearance besides being one of the first African countries to adopt and implement policies to contain the virus.