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Efiwe and Akwannya Hub Launch Coding Without Limits in Accra

Efiwe has partnered with Akwannya Hub, a community-driven tech skills initiative in Accra, Ghana, to launch Coding Without Limits: a pilot that lets young people learn to code on their phones, even when the internet drops.

The pilot starts on 21 November 2026. Registration closes on 15 November 2026.

Imagine being excited to learn how to code, but not owning a laptop. Or finally getting started, only for your connection to disappear halfway through a lesson. For many young people, these are not small inconveniences. They are the reasons learning gets postponed and opportunities are missed. Coding Without Limits is built around a simple belief: access to learning should not depend on the device you own or the strength of your signal.

About Akwannya Hub

Akwannya Hub helps young people build practical, industry-relevant digital skills through collaborative learning. Through Skill Pods, hands-on projects, peer learning, mentorship and community challenges, its learners work across programming, Linux, software engineering, cloud, cybersecurity, data and AI.

Akwannya Hub believes the best way to learn technology is to learn together, build practical skills and solve real problems. Many of the young people it serves have the interest and potential for a tech career, but lack access to structured, practical and affordable learning. Most of them already own a smartphone. That is where Efiwe fits.

The pilot

The first phase of Coding Without Limits is a pilot cohort of up to 30 learners in Accra, aged 18 to 40. It is open to curious minds, complete beginners, aspiring developers and anyone who has ever wanted to learn to code but felt held back by the resources available to them.

  • Registration deadline: 15 November 2026
  • Start date: 21 November 2026

The pilot is a chance to put the idea into practice: learn from participants, gather feedback, find out what works and improve the experience together. Akwannya Hub facilitators will guide the cohort, and both teams will track learner progress and outcomes from day one.

What Efiwe brings

Efiwe is a mobile-first, AI-powered coding school built for learners who don’t have a laptop or reliable internet. For the pilot, Akwannya Hub’s learners get:

  • Coding on a phone. Every lesson and challenge runs in the browser on a smartphone.
  • Offline learning. Once loaded, Efiwe keeps working without a connection, so a dropped signal doesn’t end a lesson.
  • 8 courses: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Tailwind, Python, SQL, PHP and Prompt Engineering.
  • AI feedback that explains mistakes in plain language, in 246 languages.
  • A Group Pro Plus account, provided free for one year, with an admin dashboard so facilitators can track every learner’s progress.

Efiwe has reached more than 23,000 learners in 160+ countries. Working with community partners like Akwannya Hub is how we reach the learners who need it most.

Join the pilot

If you are in Accra and want to learn to code, register before 15 November 2026 through this link.

Thank you to Roland Mawuli Awuku and the Akwannya Hub team for their commitment to practical, community-led learning. We look forward to sharing what we learn from the pilot.