He embodies a committed vision of technology in the service of youth. At the helm of an incubator he founded, he harnesses innovation to train, support, and showcase the country’s digital talents.

Robin Businde, a computer scientist and entrepreneur, is the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Nguvu Tech, a technology incubator established in 2020 that supports young individuals in their digital and creative ventures.

Nguvu Tech positions itself as a catalyst for innovation, providing a collaborative workspace and think tank for young Congolese developers and creatives. The incubator offers training and coaching across diverse fields including technology, education, entrepreneurship, art, and culture. Its overarching objective is to foster the emergence of local and inclusive digital solutions.

Among its services, Nguvu Tech specializes in graphic design, website and application development, and IT systems development. The incubator has also launched Openclasslearn, an e-learning platform designed to enable young people to acquire skills and pursue independent training online. Through these initiatives, Nguvu Tech aims to blend technological innovation with social impact and cultural enrichment.

Businde, who earned a bachelor's degree in computer science from Kigali Independent University in Rwanda in 2024, previously worked as a web developer for the Nigerian digital company 3D Africa Youths Organization between 2022 and 2023.

In 2024, his dedication was recognized at the EclosionHack Hackathon, where Nguvu Tech secured second place with its YETU MUSEUM project. This digital platform, designed for the exhibition and sale of artworks, incorporates artificial intelligence for the authentication of artistic creations—a project that uniquely converges technology, culture, and entrepreneurship.

By Melchior Koba,

Editing by Sèna D. B. de Sodji