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Women Digital Work Series - 27th August 2020

Many Thanks to Khadija Abdul from Nairobi, Kenya.

 

Wonderful and informative sessions with the Ajira Digital Teams & Speakers – Edith Njeri, Yvonne Mwangi, Mercy Katungu e.t.c.

 

Moving forward, I have no choice than to start learning Swahili.

 

But wait; Google Translate already solved that I guess.

 

In ENGLISH:

Many Thanks to all the phenomenal attendees and participants from Nairobi, Kenya.

 

Just as I said earlier, I will start recording the videos, and ensure I get them across to you all.

 

Also, thanks to the Kenyan Government.

 

In SWAHILI:

Asante sana kwa wahudhurio wote bora na washiriki kutoka Nairobi, Kenya.

 

Kama vile nilivyosema hapo awali, nitaanza kurekodi video, na hakikisha ninazipata kwako wote.

 

Pia, asante kwa Serikali ya Kenya.

 

Ajira Digital is a project of the Ministry of Information, Communications and Technology, Ministry of Public Service, Youth and Gender Affairs, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kenya.

 

The event is part of the Women Digital Work Series powered by eMobilis Mobile Technology Training Institute and supported by the GBG/Women Will Nairobi, Kenya.

 

Sessions focused on the following:

(a)    How to start a business

(b)    How to create a website

(c)    How to start a blog

(d)    What FREE Google tools can be harnessed to start an online business e.t.c.

 

For more information visit https://ajiradigital.go.ke

 

Always reflecting on the words of Jim Rohn:

“We go the direction we face,

We face the direction we design.

Direction determines destination.”

 

Thank you.

 

CONNECT  .  INFORM  .  INSPIRE

#AjiraDigital #WomenWillNairobi #GBGNairobi #GBGAbuja









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