Over 100 young Africans receive hands-on digital skills training
More than 100 young Africans have completed practical digital skills training aimed at bridging the continent’s digital divide. The programme was facilitated by technology expert Emmanuel Brendan in collaboration with the Veronica Anthony Foundation, TechnRise DTI, and other partners. Participants from Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and other African countries joined through community learning platforms and tech hubs. Emmanuel Brendan emphasized the importance of digital literacy for Africa’s youth and highlighted his commitment to mentorship and talent development.
What we know
- Over 100 young Africans participated in the digital skills training facilitated by Emmanuel Brendan.
- The curriculum covered Artificial Intelligence, UI/UX design, product development, data literacy, and emerging technologies.
- The initiative was supported by the Veronica Anthony Foundation, TechnRise DTI, and additional development partners.
- Participants were drawn from several African countries, including Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya.
- Emmanuel Brendan stressed that digital literacy is essential for young Africans to secure jobs and create solutions for local and global challenges.
