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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31807, member: 636"] Desmond Kitsi just won big at the 2025 National Youth Shakers Awards. The people behind these awards named him one of the top 30 change makers in Ghana for his work with computers and new ideas. He runs a place called Genius IT Brainery, where he helps young people learn about computers, leadership, and starting businesses. His work has helped thousands of young Africans do better in life. These awards matter a lot because they showcase the best young leaders from many parts of the world, such as Africa, America, Asia, and Europe. When Desmond won, it put him and his good work on a world stage for everyone to see. He has spent more than ten years teaching digital skills to young people who need them. The learning center he built helps kids grow into smart leaders who can solve problems. Desmond always says that what makes a country rich is not what comes from the ground but what comes from people's minds. After he had received his award, he talked about making his programs bigger to reach more young people. He wants to help students use what they learn in school to fix real problems in their towns and cities. His work has already changed many lives, mostly those of kids in Ghana's Volta Region. The award shows that what Desmond does really works. Big names came to the award show, like the man who started the World Conference of Mayors and a famous football coach from America. These important guests show how much these awards mean around the world. Desmond has made young people in Ghana think up new ideas and become leaders instead of just sitting around waiting for things to happen. With this award, Desmond can meet smart people from all over the planet. He even got asked to go to Texas next November for another big award show. The group that runs these awards has won prizes from the U.S. President and works with the United Nations. What Desmond Kitsi did means more than just winning an award—it shows that young Africans can do amazing things when someone believes in them and gives them the right tools. [/QUOTE]

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