Programs Run by DuabaNti

Modern AI tools are reshaping how students learn, how creators work, and how small businesses operate. This workshop demystifies them with practical, guided hands-on exercises.

Participants experiment with real prompts, build small automations, and leave with a starter toolkit they can use immediately for school, side projects, or content creation.

JavaScript is the most accessible doorway into modern software, and this is the full twelve weeks of it. You start by printing a line to a screen and finish by demoing a program that solves a real problem for a real person you can name.

One live class a week and one assignment a week, each building on the last. The rest of the week you work through the lessons at your own pace, with a Discord full of people doing the same thing at the same time. Two mini projects and a final project you present at Demo Day.

Most weeks are checked automatically the moment you push your work, so you find out something is broken on Wednesday rather than after the deadline.

This is the first of Road To Tech's three courses: after it come Web & Server App Development and Mobile App Development, which end with a website, its server and a mobile app you have deployed yourself. Cohort 1 started on Wednesday 7 October 2026 and is now closed. Cohort 2 is coming soon: join the waitlist on this page and we will email you the moment its dates are set. One live class a week, four study days spread across the week — Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, never Saturday — and a Discord that answers. Built around people with jobs and people still in school. There is no fee and no application to pass.

Learners start with React and local state, then connect to a real backend they can use before they have to build one. By week 10 they have a deployed app with user accounts and stored data.

The second half goes under the hood: Node, HTTP, Express, and then Parse Server — which turns out to be an Express application they can now read. Cloud Code stops being magic and becomes ordinary server code.

Requires Introduction to JavaScript, or equivalent experience with JavaScript fundamentals, the DOM and async code.

React Native reuses almost everything a learner knows from React, so this course concentrates on what is genuinely different: navigation, device capabilities, offline behaviour, and shipping.

The app connects to the same Parse backend from the previous course. Seeing one backend serve both a website and a phone teaches the client/server split better than any explanation of it.

It ends with a real listing in the Play Store and the App Store under the learner’s own name.

Talent in Africa is abundant — what's often missing is guidance on how to package and present it for global opportunities.

These workshops walk students through every step of a modern job search, from CV to LinkedIn profile to mock interviews and salary conversations.

Digital exclusion still affects many adults and elders in our communities. This outreach program meets people where they are with patient, respectful, hands-on training.

We focus on the everyday tools that actually move the needle: messaging, mobile money, accessing services, and staying safe online.

When girls see themselves represented in tech, the trajectory of an entire generation shifts. This initiative pairs young women with mentors and creates a safe space to explore, build, and lead.

We blend technical workshops with confidence-building, networking, and exposure to women already shaping the African tech ecosystem.

Most great African startups begin with a clear-eyed view of a local problem. Our innovation lab teaches young people how to spot, frame, and prototype solutions to those problems.

Through guided sprints, mentorship, and pitch sessions, learners turn ideas into early-stage products — and the discipline they need to keep iterating.