Kenya School of Government is developing AI labs, training modules, and scholarship opportunities for civil servants.
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Updated Jul 6
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Kenya School of Government is developing AI labs, training modules, and scholarship opportunities for civil servants.
Who's involved
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Kenya is actively pursuing international economic and technological partnerships, focusing on the EU, Norway, and leveraging AI and digital innovation through various international bodies.Also in this story
- Korir Sing’oei concluded an agreement with Anthropic to help develop AI applications in Kenya during the UN General Assembly.
- A Kenyan-registered firm is forming a strategic partnership to expand its digital asset business into African markets, targeting the Indian Ocean.
- The African Union and Kenya are seeking global and U.S. partnerships to deepen ties in manufacturing, energy, and digital technology.
- Kenya must accelerate development to match the growth models of successful economies like Malaysia and Singapore.
The entities involved
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Kenya
country in Eastern Africa
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Kenya School of Government
government organization in Nairobi, Kenya
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