This article was written on One.org To girls in Zimbabwe who have worries like accessing nutritious food or sanitary health, learning to code might seem like a low priority. But that isn’t deterring 30-year-old Anoziva Marindire from seeking out girls ages 14 to 24 and teaching them computer programming skills. “We`re creating an army of […]
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Learning institutions in various countries have started making use of the internet, various social media platforms, radio and television to provide students with learning material during the lockdown
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#GSO – creating an army of women computer coders who will spark social change across Zimbabwe
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Guidelines for Submission The Usawa Institute is running a gender equality e-magazine with a strong focus on girls’ and women’s education issues in Africa called “Ruhusiwa” a Swahili word which means Allowed #GirlsAllowED We are making a call for volunteer writers from across Africa and the diaspora to contribute with new voices and new perspectives.
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