Who We Are
A legally registered Kenyan non-profit, built by young innovators with a bold mission to end digital exclusion.
Closing Kenya's Digital Gap
Mwangaza Digital Villages is dedicated to closing Kenya's digital gap by providing women, youth and underserved communities with access to technology, internet services, and STEM initiatives — creating pathways to education, employment, and economic inclusion.
"Digital literacy is not a luxury. It is a basic necessity."
Our Vision
A Kenya where every young person, regardless of geography or income, has equal access to digital tools and the skills to use them.
Our Values
Inclusion, sustainability, community ownership, green innovation, and measurable impact — these guide every decision we make.
Our Approach
We build locally, train locally, and measure relentlessly. Every hub is self-sustaining and designed to outlast the initial investment.
The People Behind MDV
Isaac Okello
Age 33. Isaac drives the strategic vision and operations of MDV. Based in Nairobi, he has dedicated himself to building technology solutions that work for underserved communities across Kenya.
Debra Nyandusi
Age 29. Debra leads community engagement and programme design. Her focus on gender parity ensures that women and girls are centred in every digital hub MDV establishes.
Legally Registered in Kenya
Mwangaza Digital Villages Limited is incorporated under the Companies Act, 2015 as a Private Limited Company. Registration No. PVT-MA1598ZJ, incorporated 5 June 2025.
Entity Name
Mwangaza Digital Villages Limited
Registration Number
PVT-MA1598ZJ
Date of Incorporation
5 June 2025
Legal Structure
Private Limited Company, Companies Act 2015
Phase Roadmap
Phase 1 — Secure Funding & Partnerships
6 months. Engaging NGOs, corporate funders, and government agencies to secure the $1,045,000 required for the pilot programme.
Phase 2 — Site Selection & Hub Setup
6 months. Establishing 10 solar-powered digital hubs across 5 counties: Narok, Kisii, Migori, Turkana, and Tana River.
Phase 3 — Launch Training & Community Engagement
12 months. Running full digital literacy, STEM, and smartphone access programmes across all hubs simultaneously.
Phase 4 — Measure Impact & Scale
Ongoing. Rigorous impact assessment, iteration, and expansion beyond the initial 5 counties based on outcomes data.