Ahanta youth coding bootcamp graduates first 40 students
Three months, two web apps and one big leap: meet the trainees who turned their first lines of Python into real, working community tools.
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· Updated Jun 01
Forty young people from Agona Nkwanta, Princess Town and Apowa walked out of the Ahanta Youth Coding Bootcamp last Friday with certificates in one hand and live URLs in the other.
Each trainee spent the final month working on a small community project. Highlights:
- A market price tracker showing daily prices for tomato, onion and pepper across three local markets.
- A lost-and-found board for the central Agona Nkwanta lorry station.
- An immunisation reminder bot that sends SMS nudges to parents two days before clinic days.
Programme lead Kwesi Ofori said the next cohort opens in August and will double the number of laptops on the floor thanks to a partnership with a Takoradi-based ISP.
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