The billionaire indicates that from now on, his primary focus will be on power generation and no longer the Nigerian oil and gas sector.
Some may ask what drove this 25-year-old man with perfect hearing, no speech impediments, and novice experience with sign language to develop a solution to the challenges people with hearing impairments face. His answer would be: his love for his niece.
Rwanda Coding Academy opened its doors for the first time in 4th February 2019, to enroll 60 students altogether including 30 young ladies and 30 young men, who were among the top performers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects in the previous year's O' Level National Exams. The academy will graduate students after 3 years of learning and they will be fit with the tag "Born To Code" which will be the basis of their development as worldwide programming engineers.
Kwekowe wrote in a Facebook post: “Oh yeah, I did meet with Bill Gates in Durban, South Africa, where we had some candid discussion about everything, from his involvement with charitable causes in the continent to how he makes time to be a great father for his kids. My favourite moments were watching his reaction after I told him I turned down job offers from Microsoft and the likes to pursue something more defining for me..."
Technology has democratized information and empowered demographics previously left in the shadows. Above all, tech in this era has given women at large a voice that was previously shuttered and ignored.
