Huawei and Partners Drive Digital Transformation in Kenyan Classrooms with Smart Learning Solutions
Nairobi, Kenya, August 20, 2025 – Huawei Kenya, has collaborated with key partners including Hiperdist, KCB Foundation, and Digion/Smatrace Solutions Ltd., to showcase and unveil how digital innovation can transform education, hosting a hands-on Smart Classroom Workshop for representatives from 20 Muslim schools across the country.
During the workshop,Huawei introduced educators to the Huawei Smart Classroom Solution.The interactive workshop, held at the Huawei Exhibition Room, Participants engaged in live demonstrations and collaborative sessions showcasing how the technology can enhance interactivity, accessibility, and inclusivity in classrooms.
Speaking during the workshop,Maureen Mwaniki, Public Affairs Director at Huawei Kenya, stated that technology should be an equalizer,at Huawei.
“Our Smart Classroom Solution is designed not just to digitize education, but to democratize it, ensuring students from all backgrounds have access to world-class learning environments.”she said.
The event produced immediate results, with Steadfast Academy announcing it would adopt the Smart Classroom Solution and serve as a reference school for others considering the innovation.
KCB Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to education partnerships, emphasizing the role of technology in shaping future-ready learners. “We are passionate about the transformative power of technology,” said Virginia Mwangi, SME Specialist at KCB Foundation. “By embracing innovation, we aim to unlock opportunities, bridge educational gaps, and empower the next generation to thrive in a digital future.”
This initiative builds on Huawei’s broader push for digital inclusion in Kenya. Earlier this year, Huawei and its partners completed Phase II of the Kenya DigiSchool Connectivity Project, delivering high-speed internet to 21 schools, including six that serve learners with special needs.
Findings from Phase I revealed strong impact: 98 percent of students said the internet met their educational needs, 84 percent found learning more engaging, and 71 percent gained better understanding of complex subjects.
The Smart Classroom effort is part of Huawei’s global TECH4ALL initiative, which seeks to advance digital inclusion worldwide. In Kenya, it directly supports the government’s Vision 2030 and aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on quality education, reduced inequalities, and innovation.
By showcasing practical solutions and forging partnerships, the workshop highlighted a clear pathway for scaling digital learning in the country. For educators, the message was simple: technology can level the playing field and open new frontiers in learning for all Kenyan students.
