
Hargeisa Youth Join Growing Coding Movement
More young people in Hargeisa are learning programming and building apps for local businesses.
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More young people in Hargeisa are learning programming and building apps for local businesses.

Companies are deploying AI agents that plan and complete multi-step tasks, from booking travel to triaging support tickets.

Paying by phone is now normal in Somaliland markets, raising new needs for digital security.

Freely available models are now strong enough for many real projects, lowering the cost of building with AI.

Innovation centres in Addis Ababa and beyond are training youth in AI, robotics and drone technology.

Attackers use AI to write convincing phishing, while defenders use it to spot threats faster.

More public services are moving online, increasing the need for skilled cybersecurity professionals.

Low-cost AI tutoring tools are helping students practise maths, coding and languages on basic phones.

New models understand images, audio and video alongside text in a single conversation.

More countries are introducing laws on transparency, safety testing and data use for AI systems.

Developers use AI to write, test and explain code — but reviewing it remains essential.

Hospitals are testing AI that flags possible problems in X-rays and scans for doctors to review.

Data centres powering AI use huge amounts of electricity, pushing research into more efficient models.

Researchers and communities are collecting Somali text and speech to improve AI support for the language.

A three-month, non-profit cohort teaching ethical hacking, Linux and networking fundamentals to students across Somaliland.

Participants built small AI projects end to end — from data collection to a working demo — during a two-day workshop.

A new publishing collaboration is putting practical Somali-language technology books into local bookshops and schools.