Meet 11-year-old-boy computer expert fixing gadgets, can dismantle and assemble electronics
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Expo 2020: How Dubai helped a 12-year-old Kenyan robotics wiz realise his dreams
Patrick Njoroge Wachira, arguably the world’s youngest CEO, seeks to spread the concept of STEM beyond his native country
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KT Impact: Dubai group donates Dh50,000 to 12-year-old Kenyan genius' STEM project
Patrick Njoroge Wachira is raising funds in the UAE to train underprivileged children back home and make them future-ready
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12-year-old Kenyan boy teaches students how to make robots.
The young Kenyan innovator has wished to get a chance from the UAE authorities to showcase his innovations, including a robotic solution to a major problem in urban life – identify blockages in sewerage network using robotic sensors connected to smartphones – to detect sludges, toxic chemicals and send alarm to the control room.
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Kenya’s 12-year-old tech CEO causing ripples globally.
He is 12, a CEO and a notable figure at the just concluded Expo 2020, Dubai. His innovation addresses one of the major urban areas' biggest challenges- blocked sewerage systems.
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12-Yr Old Kenyan CEO Teaching Varsity Students.
The CEO, who now tutors Kenyan children and university students, founded his own initiative PNW Innovation Programme through which he offers free lessons.
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KT Impact: Dubai group donates Dh50,000 to 12-year-old Kenyan genius' STEM project
Patrick Njoroge Wachira, a 12-year-old Kenyan prodigy, who is setting up a mobile science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) laboratory, received a donation worth Dh50,000 from Indian Academy Dubai, which is part of the LEAMS Education Group.
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