Henrica Kadira

Mentoring people who are either aspiring change makers or interested in pursuing science and technology careers, particularly careers in data science

Was a panelist advocating for the economic and cultural integration of African nations

Running under the theme: “A Dialogue for Youth in Shaping Zimbabwe’s Economic Future”, this Town-hall was aimed at getting local youth to ask the Head of State youth initiated questions before his trip to the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland.

Speaker at Zimbabwe's first ever deeplearning IndabaX organised by National University of Science and Technology department the Applied Mathematics, under the Applied Science Faculty. The session was a practical one on how to conduct data preparation for analysis/machine learning.

Growing up I was always told I talk too much. At some stage this became an insecurity and many times I found myself “toning down” in order not to be too loud, too talkative, too dominating. Recently as I’ve started understanding my weaknesses and strengths, I’ve gotten clearer about my calling to be a data storyteller – in my career as a data practitioner, providing data insights that inform business decisions and in my community using data from life’s experiences because “stories are just data… Show more

Growing up I was always told I talk too much. At some stage this became an insecurity and many times I found myself “toning down” in order not to be too loud, too talkative, too dominating. Recently as I’ve started understanding my weaknesses and strengths, I’ve gotten clearer about my calling to be a data storyteller – in my career as a data practitioner, providing data insights that inform business decisions and in my community using data from life’s experiences because “stories are just data with a soul.” Join me on Mondays for my new #MotivationMonday series where I use data storytelling in business and in life to hopefully inspire, encourage and move you to use your own story in your own way, wherever you are with whatever you have for the benefit of those around you because “the world needs who you were made to be” Show less

Raising awareness on the effects of climate change in the Zimbabwean context and challenging communities to take simple, everyday actions to address the reality of climate change

A training of educators in digital literacy in collaboration with MANCOSA School of Education

Ending the gender based discrimination in Southern Africa through awareness and advocacy

Advocating for the removal of Value Added Tax on sanitary wear in Southern Africa through lobbying of governments, online and offline campaigns and distribution of sanitary wear to disadvantaged girls and women.