PLP, Emurgo Africa partner with IAA University to empower Tanzanian youth
Tech enthusiasts from different Universities across Tanzania at the Web3 Seminar
Arusha. Power Learn Project (PLP) and Emurgo Africa have announced a partnership with the Institute of Accountancy Arusha (IAA) University to launch a series of initiatives aimed at empowering Tanzanian youth through technology.
The collaboration will involve hands-on coding workshops, hackathons, and mentorship programs designed to nurture talent and foster innovation within the Tanzanian tech community.
“Our involvement with the Institute of Accountancy Arusha Business Startup Centre (IBSUC) at IAA, combined with PLP’s expertise in training software developers, is a testament to our dedication,” said Ahmed Amer, CEO of Emurgo Africa.
Ahmed Amer, CEO of Emurgo Africa, delivering a talk about Web3 trends and opportunities present in the digital arena
“By blending insights into blockchain technology and IAA’s academic prowess, we aim to create a holistic learning experience for Tanzanian youth.”
Mumbi Ndung’u, Chief of Growth & Operations at PLP, emphasized the transformative power of education, saying, “Our commitment to providing quality training to aspiring software developers in Tanzania is unwavering. Through engaging activities and collaboration with the local academic community, we aim to build a foundation for sustainable growth and innovation in the region.”
The collaboration between PLP, Emurgo Africa, and IAA University is a significant step forward in the development of Tanzania’s tech sector.
By providing young Tanzanians with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in the digital economy, these initiatives have the potential to make a real difference in the lives of individuals and communities across the country.
