In the rural Rwandan village where Chantal Niyonkuru grew up, access to digital technology was basically non-existent. But when she was selected to attend one of the country’s top high … Read more
Bright-eyed 15-year-old Khayrath Mohamed Kombo is heading off to camp in another city for the first time. But far from arriving to a sea of tents, sleeping bags and wilderness, … Read more
In the digital era, education changes to face new challenges. The Silicone Savannah (the technology ecosystem created in Kenya) strikes again — not with a new technological innovation this time. Rather, with … Read more
The world is well into the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and yet education systems have not kept pace. Young people are often not learning the skills they need to succeed in … Read more
Across the world, the conversion of information into a digital format – also called “digitalisation” – has increased productivity in the public and private sectors. As a result, virtually every country in … Read more
Trends show software programming is becoming an essential ingredient in African education, as the continent leapfrogs into the digital economy. Education stakeholders are promoting coding in schools to expose young … Read more
South Africa is training a group of teachers to learn how to code and how to teach coding. The subject will be piloted at 1000 schools across five provinces, starting … Read more
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CodeWeek in Rwanda is a vocational coding program for high-schools.
Our mission is to create awesome experiences, helping create awareness about free to use online tools and fun curriculum with aim to support the youth of today and leaders of tomorrow.
This includes helping setup coding clubs and hosting inter school competitions.
CodeWeek in Rwanda is a social impact project driven by Code for Change, supporters & partners.
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