Women in STEM

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

I met Philomena during my employment as a tutor at

I Enjoy Proving People Wrong – Catherine Nabanoba

I got to know Cathie through a mutual friend called

Set The Bar Really High For Yourself – Victoria Ndinelago Erasmus

I got to know Victoria through LinkedIn. I was greatly

I Will Be Liable For My Actions – Tapiwanashe Miranda Chidemo

I got to know Miranda through two friends on LinkedIn;

Early Exposure To Opportunities In Astronomy – Sinenhlanhla Precious Sikhosana

Sinenhlanhla and I are part of the University of KwaZulu

Keep Moving, Never Give Up – Victoria Okesipe

I got to know Victoria through LinkedIn but later found

Do Not Look At Your Weakness – Juliet Nakakawa Nsumba

Julie and I are part of the AIMS Alumni family

You Can’t Be Someone You Can’t See – Deborah Dormah Kanubala

Deborah and I are part of the AIMS Alumni family,

I Didn’t Start To Stop Here – Sharon Mbacham Ngwafor

. I got to know Sharon through a mutual friend called

Winnie Nakiyingi

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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Senior Research Scientist – Justina Onumah

September 4, 2023

As a Research Scientist, Justina’s interest is in the areas of economics of innovation and development, poverty analysis, policy analysis, agricultural/rural development, enterprise development, food