In an increasingly digital world, technology has become more than just a tool of convenience it is now a fundamental driver of education, innovation, and economic development. From classrooms and workplaces to healthcare facilities and businesses, digital skills are rapidly becoming essential for participation in modern society. As countries embrace technological advancement, schools are expected to serve as the foundation upon which future generations acquire the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in a technology-driven economy. However, the reality is far different for many learners in rural Zambia. Speaking in an exclusive interview with Zambian Business Times -ZBT, former Lumezi...
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