Zambian AI expert pushes for more women in the tech sector

A female technology expert in Zambia is defying the odds in a male-dominated industry. Sarah Luyele Njamu, a technology entrepreneur, is leading the conversation on the future of artificial intelligence, automation, and information security. Kathy Short reports from Lusaka, Zambia.
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It would be great to see what AI products are being developed in Zambia and the commitment in terms of funding and support that is being allocated to development of these technologies by the minister.
Most of the speeches I heard by proponents of AI in Zambia speak in a broad and general sense.