Mussa Mwinga

Activist, Artist, Brainstormer, Designer, Global soul, Job-seeker, Photographer, Writer/Editor

I am an art loving young futurist with a unique interest in technology. As we are rolling on to the 5th industrial revolution, it is important to have a diverse set of skills to be able to successfully navigate through the work environment. I am grateful that through the experience I have had in the past as a volunteer, intern and full-time team member working in the development programs, I have gained a plethora of skills that have given me insights on corporate machinery, entrepreneurship, gender, technology and innovation. This has enabled me to view the world from a different perspective. As the creative lead, I worked with 150+ international volunteers across 3 years at AIESEC, leading digital campaigns for incoming global volunteers. The volunteers worked in 4 different SDG-projects (Health, Education, Gender and Reduced Inequalities) in Morogoro. In another culturally diverse team at VSO, I created and facilitated employability training sessions and organized 3 community events where more than 1000 young persons across Zanzibar were imparted with robust 21st century skills that they could use for personal, professional and business development. I have also worked in research, handling social media and text messages surveys and doing product development field visits every month. Being the primary analyst, I was subjected to large volumes of data and the essential data handling principles and techniques with reports to be filed at the end of every week. I am currently working in the start-up ecosystem managing content on a fast-growing gender based webapp for girls called RISEUP through a CMS system and a program similar to BBC’s ‘Dragon’s Den’, called NIPE DILI. I am a content strategist consulting in areas of branding, content management and communication strategy. In a similar role at Unleashed Africa, I have developed communication strategies for the 3 in-house brands. I also write and publish newsletters and manage the social media accounts for the company and the Global Shapers Community Dar es Salaam.

Art, Economics, Employability and Community Development

Integrating skills into the education curriculum in Tanzania

analysis, content development, content management, copywriting, digital marketing, project management, research, strategic planning

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