Young Engineers Uganda receives UGX 40m worth of VEX robotics kits from US Army Serviceman

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Fresh from securing a silver medal for Uganda at the Pan African Robotics Championship in Dakar, Senegal, Young Engineers Uganda, a pioneering STEM education program for children aged 4-17, has received a significant boost in the form of VEX Robotics Kits valued at $10,000. This generous donation was made by Baxter Pittman, a serviceman in the US Army. The Young Engineers programme is

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