As artificial intelligence reshapes industries and competition for jobs intensifies globally, graduates entering the labour market are being urged not to rely solely on academic certificates, but...
By
Jacob Mosenda
Senior Journalist with The Citizen
Mwananchi Communications Limitted
Dar es Salaam. As artificial intelligence reshapes industries and competition for jobs intensifies globally, graduates entering the labour market are being urged not to rely solely on academic certificates, but to develop creativity, integrity and problem-solving skills that can help them thrive in a rapidly changing economy.
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