When Trizah Ominah first joined Pwani Teknowgalz, she had a curiosity for technology but little idea how far it would take her. Today, she stands as a shining example of how young women in tech…
Born and raised in Kakamega, Immaculate Maliachi has always been passionate about the environment and sustainable development. With a Bachelor of Science degree in Disaster Risk Management and Sustainable Development, she understood the importance of…
Beginnings in Likoni: A Spark Ignited Gloria Ndirangu’s journey into technology began in 2016 when she joined the Mombasa Girls in STEM project, implemented by Pwani Teknowgalz in partnership with TechWomen Kenya. This early exposure…
When the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted lives across the world, many faced uncertainty, but for Racheal Kamau, it became an opportunity for reinvention. Pivoting from a business career, she chose to embrace technology, determined to build…
Are you a Pwani Teknowgalz alumna eager to dive into the world of online jobs? We are thrille to announce a three-month paid internship designed exclusively for alumnae of Pwani Teknowgalz programs. This opportunity aims…
Since 2015, Pwani Teknowgalz has been on a mission to empower Kenyan young women with technology skills with the aim of providing them with a financially stable future and confidence to participate in the digital…
Navigating the vast world of technology can be overwhelming, especially for those just starting out. Yet, for one individual, the path forward became clear with the guidance of the right mentors. After finishing form…
Systemic biases and cultural barriers play a significant role in hindering the progress of women in the tech industry. One major challenge is the lack of representation and diversity in tech companies. Women are underrepresented…
n Kenya, like in many other countries, the rate of young women pursuing software engineering courses has traditionally been lower than that of men. According to research on “Bridging the Gender Divide in Digital…
