Kodris Africa Coding Skills Program Sets Foot In Nyeri

Plans are underway to equip students in Nyeri schools with coding skills through the utilization of KICD-approved content to integrate KICD-approved coding content into the curriculum of Nyeri schools, train teachers in effectively delivering coding lessons, provide students with access to quality coding resources and infrastructure as well as foster a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship among young people in Nyeri.

Coding and Tech enthusiasts led by Kodris Africa, Chairman Mwaniki Munuhe and CEO Mugumo Munene joined forces with Commonwealth Business Women Africa Kenya Chapter Chairperson Pauline Warui met with Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga to discuss the way forward on the same.

"We are thrilled to have Governor Kahiga's support for this vital initiative. His commitment to equipping Nyeri's youth with coding skills will pave the way for a brighter future for generations to come." Said CEO, Kodris Africa  Mugumo Munene,

Mutahi Kahiga, Governor Nyeri expressed county’s unwavering support for the initiative, stating that it is a timely idea to equip learners to be competent drivers of the digital economy.

"Our children are talented and deserve the best opportunities to learn and grow. By supporting initiatives like this, we are equipping them with the skills they need to thrive in the 21st century." Stated Governor Kahiga.

The Nyeri county head fully endorsed the program and assured collaborate with all stakeholders from the Ministry of Education and the entire political leadership within the county to guarantee learners of the valuable skills.

“We must stay ahead of the game."  Kahiga reiterated.

The Governor further highlighted the potential of remote opportunities, citing a call centre in Nyeri that serves customers in the U.S. and the exceptional talent pool it has discovered locally.

"Our young people can learn skills that enable them to serve the world remotely," the Governor emphasized, commending the initiative as "an excellent undertaking." Stated the Governor.

Kodris Africa, a leading provider of coding education, aims to bridge the digital skills gap in Africa. By partnering with the Commonwealth Business Women Africa Kenya Chapter and gaining the backing of Governor Kahiga, the organization is poised to make significant strides in equipping Nyeri's youth with the tools they need to thrive in the digital age.

"Investing in our youth's digital literacy is crucial for their success in the global economy. We are proud to partner with Kodris Africa and Governor Kahiga to make coding education accessible to all students in Nyeri." Said Pauline Warui, Chairperson, Commonwealth Business Women Africa Kenya Chapter.

The initiative marks a significant step towards empowering Nyeri's youth with the skills and opportunities necessary to succeed in the rapidly evolving global landscape.