
Mumbi Ndung’u Leads the Charge to Train One Million Developers Across Africa
Mumbi Ndung’u, the executive director and co-founder of Power Learn Project (PLP), is on a mission to reshape the continent’s future by equipping its youth with essential tech skills. With a vision to train one million developers across Africa, Mumbi is not just fostering talent; she is igniting a revolution of innovation and opportunity.

The Power Learn Project is an innovative education platform designed to provide inclusive and accessible digital skills, targeting young people and women from diverse backgrounds in Africa. Mumbi believes that by equipping the next generation with the necessary skills, they can transform their communities and contribute to the global tech ecosystem.
As a Pan-African organization committed to bridging the digital divide. The initiative focuses on providing young Africans with the technical skills necessary to thrive in an increasingly digital world. From coding and software development to data analysis, talent development and digital marketing, PLP’s curriculum is designed to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving job market.

The organization has already made significant strides, training thousands of young people across multiple African countries. The impact of Power Learn Project is evident in the success stories of its alumni. Many have gone on to secure jobs in leading tech companies, while others have launched their own startups, contributing to the burgeoning tech ecosystem in Africa.
This impressive feat is a testament to Mumbi’s commitment to not only providing tech skills education but also ensuring that the training aligns with current market demands. By focusing on relevant skills.

Power Learn Project has quickly established itself as a leader in youth empowerment across Africa. What sets it apart is its commitment to developing an innovative curriculum that is not only relevant but also responsive to the needs of the market. The program runs three cohorts each year, with each cohort training between 8,000 to 10,000 young people. Before graduation, students are tasked with building their own projects, allowing them to put their newfound skills into action. This hands-on experience not only reinforces their learning but also empowers them to address real-world challenges in their communities.

In achieving this great success and impacts, Mumbi’s approach is rooted in collaboration. Power Learn Project partners with Government, industry leaders, educational institutions, and non-profit organizations to create a robust network of support for learners, ensuring that its programs are accessible and relevant.

At the core of Mumbi’s mission is the belief that every young African has the potential to be a changemaker. Through PLP, Mumbi has created a platform that not only imparts technical skills but also fosters a sense of community and collaboration among aspiring developers.
With a global perspective, Mumbi is laying the groundwork for Africa to emerge as a global leader in technology production.