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Celebrated Techpreneur Nelly Cheboi Named CNN Hero of The Year

Nelly Cheboi: The 2022 CNN Hero of The Year Nelly Cheboi, who warmed the hearts of many people with her grass-to-grace story, has been named the 2022 CNN Hero of The Year. Online voters selected her from among this year’s Top 10 CNN Heroes. The list included notable global figures like Adam Scott, Naomi Campbell, Aub

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Nelly Cheboi: The 2022 CNN Hero of The Year Nelly Cheboi, who warmed the hearts of many people with her grass-to-grace story, has been named the 2022 CNN Hero of The Year. Online voters selected her from among this year’s Top 10 CNN Heroes. The list included notable global figures like Adam Scott, Naomi Campbell, Aubrey Plaza, among others. In 2019, Ms Cheboi quit a lucrative software engineering job in Chicago to create computer labs for Kenyan schoolchildren. Cheboi’s nonprofit, TechLit Africa, has provided thousands of students with access to donated, upcycled computers and the chance at a brighter future. TechLit is short for Technologically Literate Africa. Cheboi accepted the award with her mother, who she said worked hard to educate...

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