Women in STEM

Show Up Every Single Day – Maame Yaa Abrafi Awuah

I got to know Maame through LinkedIn after part of

Even When Crying, Look For Help – Doreen Mbabazi Ssebuliba

Doreen and I are part of the AIMS Alumni family

I Love Science Communication – Temitope Jekayinoluwa

I got to know Temitope from LinkedIn, through a mutual friend

If You Work Hard At It, You’ll Become Good At It – Eng. Keesiga Diana

I got to know Diana through a mutual friend called

Peer-To-Peer Mentorship Works For Me – Zawadi Mageni Mboma

I got to know Zawadi from LinkedIn, through a mutual

Do It Afraid – Janet Nayebale

I got to know Janet Nayebale through mutual connections on

I Don’t Say No To Help – Elsie Effah Kaufmann

I got to know Elsie from LinkedIn because different organisations

There’s Nothing More Beautiful Than A Girl Who Codes – Tatiana Moteu Ngoli

Tatiana and I met through mutual connections on LinkedIn. I

If It Means Crawling, Crawl But Keep Moving – Philomena Marfo

I met Philomena during my employment as a tutor at

Winnie Nakiyingi is a Statistician from Kampala-Uganda, with a passion for Education and Research. Coming from a STEM background, she is interested in developing business ideas that contribute to SDG’s 4&5 with a STEM lens.

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African Women in Tech – Carol Wambui Muchemi

February 2, 2023

African women have made significant contributions to the tech industry and are increasingly becoming more prominent in the field. Despite facing numerous challenges such as