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Transforming Legislative Outreach with Artificial Intelligence in Kenya

Artificial intelligence is creating new opportunities for public institutions to improve efficiency, strengthen communication, and make information more accessible. Recognising this potential, AMSCO delivered a three-day training program for the Information and Public Communication Committee of Kenya’s Parliamentary Services Commission, under the theme “Transforming Legislative Outreach with Artificial Intelligence.” The program explored how AI can support parliamentary work, political communication, and the internal organization of parliamentary offices.

A key focus was the role of AI in strengthening communication and public engagement. By helping teams process information and prepare content more efficiently, AI can create opportunities for clearer, more accessible communication between parliamentary institutions and the citizens they serve. The discussions highlighted the importance of using these capabilities to support meaningful engagement while preserving the accuracy and integrity of public information.

The program also introduced practical techniques for working effectively with AI tools, emphasising the importance of clear instructions, relevant context, and well-defined expectations. Participants were encouraged to review and refine AI-generated outputs rather than accept the first response, recognising that the quality of the results depends on both the instructions provided and the human judgement applied throughout the process.

Alongside these opportunities, the training underscored the importance of responsible AI adoption. Protecting confidential information, verifying accuracy, using approved tools, and maintaining human oversight were central considerations. The sessions reinforced that AI should complement human expertise, not replace it. Political judgement, democratic accountability, and responsibility for official communications and final decisions must remain with people.

Through this training, AMSCO supported the exploration of practical ways to integrate emerging technologies into parliamentary work while maintaining the standards of responsibility and accountability required of public institutions. As organisations continue to navigate an evolving digital landscape, developing the skills to use AI effectively and responsibly is an important step towards improving efficiency and communication.

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Dickson Mwira is a Capacity-building specialist in private, public and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs). He is an experienced multi-unit business leader with a proven record of accomplishment of excelling in business advisory services, management of capacity building programs, Business Development, Project Management, business mentorship and Coaching for over 15 years.

He is a holder of Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Strategic Management from the University of Nairobi and Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management from The Kenya Institute of Management

His Experience spans from coaching, mentorship, design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of capacity building programs and projects, technical expertise in design of needs assessment, research, training, and consultancy interventions.

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In his career life, Ignatius held several managerial roles. His most recent being Sales Consultant at Magnate Tomato Nig. Ltd where he was responsible for defining business and sales strategies, identifying new prospects, analyzing market opportunities and competition, and managing credit and accounts receivable collection.

Ignatius holds a Master of Science: Major in Psychology, Bachelor of Science: Major in Philosophy, and currently pursuing a PhD in Industrial & Organizational Psychology at Imo State University, Owerri, Nigeria.

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He has an extensive background as System Administrator and Head of IT Infrastructure in telecoms, FMCG and agribusiness multinational companies. His expertise includes, but is not limited to, Networks and Sytems Administration, Cloud technologies, Business Analysis, IT Project Management and  IT Audit. He graduated Master of Engineering in Information Technology and is certified ITIL Foundation in IT Services Management.

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He holds a Bachelor of Arts with Education from the University of Zambia, an International Postgraduate Diploma in Management Studies from Cavendish University, and is currently pursuing an MBA at Cavendish University Zambia. He also holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Sales and Marketing Management from Zambia Open University.

Sydney is an accredited Insights Discovery facilitator (IDA-UK) and a certified ILO trainer in Business Management for SMEs.

His senior roles include Country Sales Manager, Regional Business Development Manager for Southern Africa, and Training and Development Manager for South Central Africa.

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In her capacity as HR Business Partner, she is responsible for developing and implementing the organisation’s People Strategy, Policies & Procedures, end to end recruitment and overall Group HR Management. Zanele holds a Diploma in Human Resources Management from IIE, Certification in Labour Relations Management from WITS, Hiring Principles from the UNISA, Cost & Management Accounting from IAC and Payroll Administration from SAGE. She’s a member of the Institute of People Management (IPM).

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Prior to joining AMSCO, Tumelo worked in the Financial Services and Capital market space as Legal council: Transact manager and compliance officer.

Tumelo holds an LLB degree, complemented by a Postgraduate Diploma in Contract Drafting and Interpretation from the University of Johannesburg and a Postgraduate Certificate in Banking and Finance at Wits University.

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As Head of Finance he is in charge of aligning financial initiatives to achieve strategic objectives of the organisation by developing and implementing financial processes and controls, analysis and reporting and business decisions support. He is also in charge of managing the ATMS Foundation and development programmes audits. Richard is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA).

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Over the past 20 years, he has held various management and leadership positions within international companies across Africa, in highly competitive industries and business environments. He holds a Post-graduate degree (PhD cycle) in Management and International Business from ESSEC Business School in Douala and HEC Montréal, a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics, as well as a Leadership Diploma from Indian School of Business.