EDUCATION Minister Douglas Syakalima says Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an educational tool that helps reduce administrative burdens from teachers and allows them to focus on nurturing, guiding and inspiring learners. And Science and Technology Minister Felix Mutati says government will achieve its target to reach 96 percent connectivity by the end of 2026. Meanwhile, Bongohive Executive Director Lukonga Lindunda says AI remains critical in enhancing access to education. Speaking at the EdTech and AI Indaba, Wednesday, Syakalima said AI could play a crucial role in rural areas where schools were constrained by poor infrastructure and limited connectivity. “Beyond learners, educational technology such as AI empowers our teachers by reducing heavy administrative burdens and providing instant feedback. These tools free teachers...
