SOS Nekotech awards $200 Million STEM Educational loan Fund for 2000 Graduates of Sierra Leone and Malawi along sidelines of UNGA 78 in USA at the maiden Africa-US Presidential Forum on STEM/ AI/ MBA.

Each country received $100 Million as part of the SOS Nekotech pledge of $1billion towards the Decade of African Digitalization 2024-2034 to boost higher Education in STEM, Artificial intelligence and MBA for 10,000 youth to ensure Africans are not left behind industry 4.0, 5.0 and 6.0 to meet UN SGDs by 2030, AU Agenda 2063, Malawi Agenda 2063 and to power the ACFTA.

In photo
President Chakwera of Malawi (in red tie) in handshake with Minister of Employment, Labour and Social Security – Hon Rahman Mohamed Swaray of Sierra Leone, who represented President Rtd. Brigadier Dr. Julius Maada Bio of Sierra Leone. $100 Million check was awarded to Executive Chair of SOS Nekotech – HE Rev Dr Princess Ocansey by Mr Joel Frish, VP of Prodigy Finance of USA. HE Rev Dr Princess Ocansey, SOS Nekotech standing to the right of President Chakwera awarded the $100 million to President Chakwera of Malawi.
Also in the photo: Dr. Michael Roberts, Nekotech Board Co-Chair, standing to the left of President Chakwera and next to him, Minister of Education of Malawi, Hon.
Madalitso Wirima Kambauwa (in red blouse). The event took place at Rutgers University, Newark NJ – USA under the leadership of Provost and Executive Deputy Chancellor- Jeffrey Robinson, PHD.