Students from Wajir and Marsabit counties have emerged first and second overall at the ninth Young Scientists Kenya exhibition with innovations using AI and automation to tackle drought, water scarcity and food insecurity.
Twenty refugee schools from Kakuma and Dadaab are among institutions showcasing innovative STEM projects at the ninth Young Scientists Kenya National Science and Technology Exhibition in Nairobi, where learners are demonstrating how artificial intelligence can address challenges in agriculture, healthcare, climate resilience and other sectors.
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