Rasheeda Mandeeya Yehuza Has A Vision
Rasheeda Mandeeya Yehuza. She is passionate about technology and how we can apply it to improve development in Ghana and in Africa at-large.
Rasheeda currently works as a software engineer at VOTO Mobile, which provides a platform to amplify the voice of the under-heard and under-represented via a mobile phone notification and survey platform.
In 2013, Rasheeda founded Nasara Tech Ltd, a technology-focused company that creates solutions to problems identified in local communities, and accordingly can be applied worldwide. She has led and managed the development of Nasara Tech's two in-house products, Nasara Mobile and The Nasara Voting System, as well as custom application projects for specific client needs. With her keen knowledge of technology and programming, she has also built computer games such as Buju Hunt and Sphere Attack and has developed desktop applications, including the snapso shutdown manager and web browser as freewares which can be found on softpedia.
Rasheeda is
very passionate about youth development and as a result, she is an
active member and organizer of the GhanaThink Foundation programs,
Barcamp Kumasi and 'Kumasi Konnect', both of which bring together young
Ghanaians to learn about the issues that affect them, generate ideas for
development, network and partner with others who have similar interests
t0 improve or create businesses and projects.
As part of her commitment to social entrepreneurship, Rasheeda co-founded Tech Needs Girls Ghana, an interactive workshop for girls in Ghana. The workshop involves a hands-on session where girls learn to develop mobile and web applications, interact with software that teaches them more about STEM, and provides mentoring for female technologists. Rasheeda has instructed and mentored at several Tech Needs Girls events and has spoken at youth and girl education camps around Ghana to help raise the awareness for females in information technology.
Rasheeda is excited about the Mandela Washington Fellowship program, and hopes it will provide a platform to learn and build a network of African leaders ready to make change, as well as an opportunity to grow her leadership skills, on both a personal and professional level.
Congratulations to Rasheeda!
As part of her commitment to social entrepreneurship, Rasheeda co-founded Tech Needs Girls Ghana, an interactive workshop for girls in Ghana. The workshop involves a hands-on session where girls learn to develop mobile and web applications, interact with software that teaches them more about STEM, and provides mentoring for female technologists. Rasheeda has instructed and mentored at several Tech Needs Girls events and has spoken at youth and girl education camps around Ghana to help raise the awareness for females in information technology.
Rasheeda is excited about the Mandela Washington Fellowship program, and hopes it will provide a platform to learn and build a network of African leaders ready to make change, as well as an opportunity to grow her leadership skills, on both a personal and professional level.
Congratulations to Rasheeda!
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