US EditionMTN Uganda, Smart Girls graduate 298 youth amid push to close digital, skills gap
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MTN Uganda, Smart Girls graduate 298 youth amid push to close digital, skills gap
MTN Girls with tools graduation Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | MTN Uganda, in partnership with Smart Girls Foundation, has graduated 298 youths under its Girls in Tech and Girls with Tools initiatives, expanding efforts to reduce youth unemployment and close the digital skills gap in one of Africa’s youngest nations. The cohort included 248 female youth trained in ICT skills and 50 learners equipped with vocational competencies in male domi…
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