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Safaricom in youth workplace digital skills training deal

Safaricom limited Head of Corporate Responsibility Sanda Ojiambo and CEO Bob Collymore during the launch of Safaricom's Fifth Sustainability Report for FY15/16 at Safaricom House in Nairobi on November 1, 2016. PHOTO | SALATON NJAU

By  DOREEN WAINAINAH

Safaricom Foundation and digital workforce firm CloudFactory have partnered in a learning initiative designed to expand digital skills of young people in the country.

The programme will give the youth foundational digital skills needed to enter today's high-tech workplaces.

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