Sheba Ayinzabyonna is a Kampala-based technology educator, front-end developer, and a resolute advocate for gender equity in STEM. With a foundation in Information Technology, Sheba bridges the digital divide by merging technical expertise with a passion for community-led innovation.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Her career is defined by a deep commitment to mentorship. As a Lead Facilitator and Educator, she has empowered the next generation of coders and currently mentors young women through the Girls for Girls program. Professionally, Sheba is a skilled UI\/UX designer and developer, having further sharpened her technical expertise through The Innovation Village Women in Tech Series.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
A recognized leader in the open-source community, Sheba is a frequent speaker, organizer, and volunteer for WordCamps, where she champions increased female contribution to the global tech ecosystem. Currently a 2025 Young Innovation Leaders (YIL) Fellow, she remains at the forefront of driving inclusive tech growth and digital transformation in Uganda.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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