DAR ES SALAAM — DAR ES SALAAM: TODAY, traditional classrooms are no longer the only places for learning, as a five-inch smartphone frequently acts as the primary educational tool. In Tanzania, many young adults now spend more time on digital content than on reading textbooks, engaging with teachers, or having meaningful family conversations, whether during holidays, at lunch or The post Safeguarding TZ's future economy in digital age of AI appeared first on Daily News.
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