At #GirlCodeHackathon2025, our Technology Risk Specialist and Absa GirlCode mentor Olive Moko, shared raw, real, and inspiring truths about being a woman in tech, breaking stereotypes, owning your power, and building the confidence to create your own path. And that’s what the Absa Kenya Foundation’s #ReadytoWork program is all about: empowering young people with the skills and mindset to succeed in a digital world. 🔗 Start your journey today: https://readytowork.absa.africa/about-us #Empowering

From daring ideas to impressive execution, Lucy Mbuthia, the Country Director Women in Tech Kenya, and one of our Absa GirlCode judges, reflects on what made this year’s GirlCoders truly stand out, their creativity, resilience and passion to shape Kenya’s digital future. Empowering young women in tech isn’t just about skills, it’s about unlocking their potential, one innovation at a time. Through the @AbsaKenyaFoundation’s #ReadytoWork program, we’re giving young people the tools, confidence and

Eddah Mbogo, our Head of IT Operations and a proud GirlCode mentor at #GirlCodeHackathon2025, dropped some real talk on what it truly takes to crush it in tech, emphasizing that soft skills and mentorship counts alot! Success isn’t just about the code; it’s about the confidence to keep learning, building and owning your story. Through the @AbsaKenyaFoundation’s #ReadytoWork program, we’re transforming dreams into reality by equipping young talent with the skills and opportunities to thrive! 💪🏾