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mitafricans
Posts by Africans at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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A free and open place for MIT Africans to share their hobbies and passion with the world.

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Go to the profile of Robert M. Vunabandi
Robert M. Vunabandi
Learning through life experiences and books, I share my ever-evolving understanding of the world and the niche-sphere of life that I live in.
Go to the profile of Kudzaishe George Zharare
Kudzaishe George Zharare
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MIT Africans HQ
MITAfricans blog exec team. Our publication can be found at medium.com/mitafricans
Go to the profile of Selam G.
Selam G.
engineer, mixed, a place I write.
Go to the profile of Jemutai Sitienei
Jemutai Sitienei
Afro-Futurist | Educator| Feminist | Tech-Enthusiast
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aikaeli sindato
Go to the profile of Hassan Kané
Hassan Kané
Musings of a curious mind …
Go to the profile of Audace Nakeshimana
Audace Nakeshimana
MIT ’20 | Engineer & Economist | Founder & CTO @Insightiv
Writers
Go to the profile of Kudzaishe George Zharare
Kudzaishe George Zharare
Go to the profile of Mwizerwa Diane
Mwizerwa Diane
Go to the profile of Selam G.
Selam G.
engineer, mixed, a place I write.
Go to the profile of Hassan Kané
Hassan Kané
Musings of a curious mind …
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Gabby Ballard
Go to the profile of Mgcini Keith Phuthi
Mgcini Keith Phuthi
Mgcini (MIT ’19) holds a strong interest in all things Education and Energy, particularly with respect to how it can be improved in Africa and elsewhere.