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“African Women in technology have a bright and untapped future”- MUHAMMAD Fatima

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MUHAMMAD Fatima Age: 18, Miss.Africa Seed Fund Beneficiary

Q1: Give a general experience with Miss Africa sponsored AboCoders training and how your digital skills were enhanced

Fatima: I have learnt a lot at the AboCoders Training and my digital skills have been sharpened. I know how to surf the internet, I can take pictures and save using flash drives without supervision. Although I had seen a computer before at my brothers place , I was never allowed to use it. The training has changed all this perceptions.

Q2: How did the Miss.Africa sponsored AboCoders training enhance your perceptions of the involvement of women in technology  

Fatima: I had never seen a woman operate a computer. Its at AboCoders that I got exposed to computers and my horizon  widened. Now I know women are well involved in technology and they have the ability to do a lot of things with the computers and can even do much better given the chance and support.

Q3: Give us a professional instance during your training that remains a landmark in your career profession

Fatima: Every moment spent at AboCoders has been a landmark for me. However, a major event that I will live to remember was our first OpenHouse event that we had where Miss MaryJane, one of our trainers taught us a lot, we watched television, played games and it was a lot of fun.

It gave me the impression that as one works, one must leave time to have fun.

Q4: Outline your take on the future of women technology in Africa

Fatima: African Women in technology have a bright and untapped future and they can be more progressive than men in the use of technology in the nearest future if only they identify their potentials.

 


Miss.Africa Voices is a regular online journal that presents women in tech experiences, opinions and observations. These stories come from DotConnectAfrica Internship Alumni and other Women who are leading the tech-preneurship fronts in their own ecosystems. The Miss.Africa Voices also serves to encourage more girls & women to get involved in STEM careers through our Miss.Africa Digital Program.

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