Biography

As an Information Technology graduate (First Class Honours) from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, I have become deeply invested in how technology can address Africa’s most pressing challenges. Through my work in global health program management, I’ve seen firsthand how innovation can transform lives—yet also how the growing digital divide risks leaving communities behind. At Cambridge, I aim to bridge this gap by advancing equitable, technology-driven solutions for healthcare and development. My goal is to ensure Africa isn’t merely a consumer of innovation but a shaper of it—whether through scalable health systems, policy advocacy, or grassroots partnerships. Beyond my research, I hope to foster collaboration among technologists, policymakers, and communities to turn potential into tangible progress. I’m inspired to join the Gates Cambridge community, where scholarship meets action, and where values align with my beliefs.

Previous Education

Jomo Kenyatta University College of Agriculture & Information Technology