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Nelly Cheboi’s nonprofit, TechLit Africa, has provided thousands of students across rural Kenya with access to donated, upcycled computers — and the chance for a brighter future. When she began working in the software industry, she realised that many computers were thrown away as companies upgraded their technology infrastructure. So, together with a fellow software engineer they founded TechLit Africa. The students not only get upcycled computers but are also learning various skills such as coding.

Multimedia Content producer and reporter: Wairimu Gitahi

(Image: Classroom in rural Kenya full of children learning computer skills. Photo credit : Harrison Oduor)