The Mt Kenya Times
At 32, Judith Moraa spends her days in a space most people dread even to view inside...
Business
Fintech firm secures internationally recognised security standard, with Managing Director Stephen Kaguchia hailing it as a milestone...
By WMW Safaricom Foundation has launched an ambitious programme to construct and upgrade 500 schools across Kenya’s...
By DMS Kenya could lose access to lucrative international meat markets if it fails to address the...
By Peter John KCB Bank has partnered with Mastercard to introduce an Islamic finance payments solution aimed...
By Felix Njenga Tower (DT) Sacco capped this year’s 104th Ushirika Day celebrations with a strong showing...
By MKT Correspondent StarTimes Media has reinforced its commitment to Kenya’s creative industry with the launch of...
By WMW Kenya is preparing for a major transformation in its dairy industry by introducing a quality-based...
By Bernard Munyao Farmers affiliated to Kangunu Coffee Cooperative Society in Mathioya, Murang’a County, have received a...
![L-R Winnie Karanu, AI National Skills Initiative Director at Microsoft, Constantine Obuya, African Centre for Women, Information and Communication Technology (ACWICT) and Dr. Ehud Gachugu, Ag. Deputy Chief Executive officer and Global Director Youth and Jobs Kenya Private Sector Alliance during the Microsoft AI National Skilling Initiative (AINSI) Launch. This initiative is part of Microsoft’s commitment to democratise AI and empower individuals with the skills needed to thrive in the digital economy, aligned with Kenya’s Vision 2030 and Digital Masterplan [Photo: Handout]](https://mountkenyatimes.co.ke/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Winnie-Karanu-AI-National-Skills-Initiative-Director-at-Microsoft-Constantine-Obuya-African-Centre-for-Women-768x514.jpg)
A national skilling initiative spanning five counties reaches 152 Kenyans with foundational artificial intelligence training, part of...