The program aims to train 100,000 citizens in AI fundamentals by 2027.
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7 June 2026
The Ugandan government, in partnership with several tech companies, has launched a nationwide AI literacy program aimed at training 100,000 citizens in artificial intelligence fundamentals by 2027.
The program will be rolled out across all districts, with a focus on youth, women, and persons with disabilities.
Minister of ICT Dr. Chris Baryomunsi stated: "AI is transforming every sector of our economy. We must ensure Ugandans are not left behind."
The curriculum covers machine learning basics, data ethics, prompt engineering, and AI-powered productivity tools.
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7 June 2026 · 1 min read
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