Moha Ismael

Tyler Cinnamon is a American programmer and entrepreneur. He started TechLit Africa with Nelly Cheboi in 2018 to disrupt poverty with used IT devices.

Founder & COO

I was raised in Rongai, Nakuru Kenya. I've been a journalist at Multichoice&nbsp;Tanzania and NTV Kenya, and a computer hardware technician.For a long time I had a passion to hold other peoples' hands and help spread&nbsp;my skills wherever I could and to the people who were in need of them, that's&nbsp;why when I first learned about TechLit and their programmes I was intrigued&nbsp;with what they were doing and how they were changing the community.I immediately wanted to be part of their programme and even asked Nelly if I could be&nbsp;involved more in the programme. What I wanted was to be part of an NGO that was making&nbsp;a real change in a community where a lot of people are technologically Illiterate.I run the day to day operations of TechLit's computer labs and at the end of the day&nbsp;my biggest joy is seeing those kids going home having moved a step closer to becoming&nbsp;computer programmers and software engineers. I also get to use my skills to repair&nbsp;broken computers and help set-up new laboratories that way TechLit's gets to expand&nbsp;to other schools.Personally I know TechLit will be a big bridge in making all our futures great, both&nbsp;me and the rest of the teachers.

Social Entrepreneur - TV Producer - Journalist - Electrician - Tech Support | Country Director for TechLit in Kenya | Mentor and Role Model

Moha is a TV producer, journalist, electrician and tech support entrepreneur. While wearing many hats with TechLit Kenya and Help Aid Africa, he still finds time to nurture young talent throughout the Rift Valley in Kenya.

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