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To date, UNESCO and Huawei organized ten Campus UNESCO sessions, focusing on technology and education, reaching students from 39 schools in 20 countries.

The global agreement, adopted by Unesco’s 193 member states, which includes SA, addresses the increased gender and ethnic bias posed by AI.

Several organisations, including ITU, collaborate to introduce Connected African Girls Coding Camp in Yaounde.

Huawei Deputy Chairman outlines company’s strategy to help connect schools and develop skills.

UNESCO’s Dr Huber Gijzen encourages investment in renewable energy and ICT infrastructure on the continent, to boost education efforts.

The skills development initiative empowered millions of youth with basic coding skills, almost doubling the previous year's numbers.

Data scientists, analysts and cloud specialists sought-after as market pushes for open IOT ecosystem on the continent.

 The digital skills initiative has empowered 1.8 million pupils with digital skills, as SAP sets its sights on 600 000 more for 2018.

First-part series of Train-the-Trainer workshops saw over 200 teachers, parents receive open-source Scratch training.

Rwanda's President has cautioned against believing that technology will compensate for other shortcomings at Transform Africa 2018.

Company hopes to extend its continental reach.