Tanzania’s drive to strengthen science, technology and innovation has received a boost after the Government of India donated 429 scientific books worth more than Sh30 million to the Nelson...
India donated 429 science books (Sh30M) to NM-AIST Tanzania, covering AI, data science, engineering and innovation. MOU with IIT Madras enables joint research on AI and digital transformation, positioning Tanzania as East Africa's tech hub.
By
Bertha Ismail
Reporter
Mwananchi Communications Limited
Arusha. Tanzania’s drive to strengthen science, technology and innovation has received a boost after the Government of India donated 429 scientific books worth more than Sh30 million to the Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology (NM-AIST).
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