Strathmore Programme Opens Opportunities for Young People with Autism, Dyslexia and ADHD
NAIROBI, KENYA — August 2026 — 18 young people with autism, dyslexia, ADHD among other differences in learning and processing information have graduated from the Neurodivergents in Tech Programme at @iLabAfrica - Strathmore University. This graduation marked another step towards creating opportunities for young people who are often overlooked in the technology sector. The students demonstrated websites, mobile applications, graphic designs, games, artificial intelligence projects and robotics they had developed during their training. Many of the projects reflected their interests, talents and ambitions, from football and music to books, travel, beauty and business. Bradley Mang’eni developed a football website featuring Arsenal players, while Elsie Ngaira created a website for a mock beauty business. Other graduates built an online music store, digital bookstore, games store and bike rental application. A robotics project…


