Kenyan tech training institution Moringa School graduated 1,761 learners on Wednesday in a move aimed at strengthening the country’s artificial intelligence and digital talent pipeline as demand grows for workers with advanced technology skills. The graduates completed programmes in data science, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data analytics, software engineering, DevOps, product design and data visualisation, reflecting the growing convergence of AI, cloud computing, software development and cybersecurity. Moringa Chief Executive Nikki Germany said employers are increasingly seeking workers who can solve complex problems and adapt as technology evolves rather than simply operate software tools. “Graduates must be able to collaborate, make informed decisions and continue learning as technology changes.” Valedictorian Thomas Amuti, a data science graduate, said the programme equipped learners to tackle real-world challenges while emphasising continuous learning.