MOZILLA, AFRALTI AND PSC LAUNCH DATA PROTECTION AND CYBERSECURITY TRAINING PROGRAM FOR GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN KENYA
Mozilla Corporation in partnership with the African Advanced Level Telecommunications Institute (AFRALTI) and the Public Service Commission (PSC) announced the launch of a comprehensive training program aimed at equipping government agencies in Kenya with essential knowledge and skills to ensure the protection of citizens’ personal data. The training program, sponsored by Mozilla under the Africa Mradi initiative, focuses on enhancing data protection and cybersecurity measures in line with national and international regulations. Read more
AFRICA TELECOMMUNICATIONS UNION ENHANCES CYBERSECURITY FOR MEMBER STATES
The Africa Telecommunications Union (ATU) has taken a crucial step towards strengthening cybersecurity across the continent by supporting the training of its member states in this critical field. In collaboration with the Africa Advanced Level Telecommunications Institute (AFRALTI), the training session welcomed a total of 103 participants, with 56 attendees hailing from English-speaking countries and 47 representing French-speaking nations.Read more
AFRALTI JOINS THE N50 PROJECT TO DRIVE DIGITAL INCLUSION
As a leading institution in ICT capacity building and research, AFRALTI brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the N50 Project. Our participation will focus on enhancing digital literacy, skills development, and infrastructure deployment to create a more inclusive digital ecosystem that empowers individuals and promotes economic growth.Read more
AFRALTI AT THE GLOBAL CONFERENCE OF DECENT JOBS FOR YOUTH IN KIGALI, RWANDA
AFRALTI made a significant impact at the Global Conference of Decent Jobs for Youth held in Kigali, Rwanda. As a partner of the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), AFRALTI showcased its dedication to empowering youth in Kenya with advanced digital skills for employment opportunities through an innovative digital learning platform. Read more
AFRALTI AND SADA PARTNER TO DRIVE GREEN DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION: MINISTERIAL TRAINING IN MARRAKESH
In a landmark collaboration aimed at fostering sustainable development and technological innovation, the African Advanced Level Telecommunications Institute (AFRALTI) joined forces with the Smart Africa Digital Academy (SADA) to conduct a high-level ministerial training on Green Digital Transformation. This training took place in the city of Marrakesh, Morocco, drawing participation from over 25 delegates representing 9 member states.Read more
AFRALTI’S IMPACT ON DIGITAL CONNECTIVITY AND FIBRE OPTIC TRAINING IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
Since 2013, AFRALTI has been at the forefront of promoting digital connectivity through hands-on fibre optic training in Sub-Saharan Africa. The institute’s commitment to equipping technicians and engineers with advanced technical skills has not only contributed to the growth of the telecommunications industry but has also played a crucial role in enhancing digital infrastructure across the region. Read more
DRIVING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN THE EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY
At the 29th Annual Assemblies & Extra-ordinary Congress of EACO held at the Safari Park Hotel in Nairobi on the 24th of June 2024, the Director of AFRALTI, Mr. William Baraza expertly moderated a session focused on advancing digital transformation within the East African Community (EAC) region. The session provided a platform for stakeholders to exchange ideas, identify challenges, and explore opportunities for leveraging technology to enhance socio-economic development within the EAC.Read more
AFRALTI’S COMMITMENT TO DIGITAL INCLUSIVITY: EMPOWERING KENYAN YOUTH THROUGH CAREER FAIRS
AFRALTI has been at the forefront of promoting digital inclusivity and equipping the youth with essential skills on emerging technologies. As part of its unwavering commitment to empowering the next generation of tech-savvy professionals, the Institute has actively engaged in attending and hosting career fairs across Kenya.Read more
