The 2013 elections are long behind us, but not its lessons. In the run up to those elections, the debate of technology and the education sector was a key campaign issue. The Jubilee coalition then campaigned on a digital platform, with the opposition being referred to as ‘‘analogue.’’ The debate was largely about the capacity and willingness to adopt technology in governance.
The Jubilee manifesto captured the digital focus of the collation, indicating that it would leverage on the country’s Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) advantage.
