WITIA has launched a smart library in Machakos, aimed at bridging the digital gap in Kenya. The initiative was welcomed by Cabinet Secretary for Education, Julius Migos, who emphasized that such partnerships support the government's commitment to enhancing learning outcomes through technology.

Kenya has graduated 2,700 young individuals from the Jitume digital media training initiative, which is supported by the government. This program aims to enhance participation in the country's expanding creative and digital economy. The graduates completed a five-day hybrid learning program as part of the Jitume Digital Media Tools Sensitization workshop, designed to introduce young people to emerging technologies and industry practices.

The Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL) has announced plans to enhance communication services by expanding digital services and investing in modern technologies, aiming to contribute to the growth of the digital economy. TTCL's Director General, Moremi Marwa, attributed recent successes to operational and business improvements that have led to increased revenue and enhanced service delivery.

The Zamfara State Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) project has begun a five-day digital skills training programme for 140 teachers drawn from 70 schools across the state. According to Daily Trust, the training aims to strengthen teachers' capacity to use digital technology in classroom instruction and to improve learning outcomes. State Ministry of Education officials were involved in the exercise, which forms part of the AGILE project's broader education empowerment efforts.

Google and Akuna Group have launched a $1 million initiative to support underrepresented creators in Africa by providing education in artificial intelligence and access to advanced digital tools. This partnership was announced during Google Cloud’s first Summit in Africa, held in Johannesburg, and is part of Google’s broader mission, "Building for Africa," aimed at enhancing opportunities for African talent.

The International Labour Organization (ILO), in collaboration with Microsoft, the Power Learn Project, and Turkana County, has launched digital job pathways aimed at benefiting refugees and host communities. This initiative is supported by the Government of the Netherlands under the PROSPECTS Partnership.