Strathmore University and Kodris Africa join forces to advance coding education and research in Kenya, aiming to equip students with essential skills for the digital economy. The collaboration entails sharing educational resources, organizing joint programs, and conducting industry-specific research to foster innovation and excellence in coding. According to Strathmore University’s Director of Academics, Henry Muchiri, the partnership will provide students with beginner-friendly resources from Kodris Africa, promoting a culture of innovation and preparing them for success in the digital age. Kodris Africa CEO, Mugumo Munene, emphasized the importance of acquiring 21st-century skills like algorithmic thinking and problem-solving, underscoring the partnership’s role in shaping the future of education and technology in Africa.
