
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.
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