Chido Cleopatra Mpemba’s work spans critical areas of governance, digital transformation, climate action, and gender empowerment. Her initiatives focus on creating sustainable and impactful change for Africa’s youth, addressing both immediate challenges and long-term development.
As a climate advocate, Chido has planted over 500 trees across Africa, engaged thousands of young leaders, and promoted sustainable environmental practices. She is committed to building climate resilience among Africa’s youth.
Chido’s leadership in mental health, particularly through the WHO Commission on Social Isolation, focuses on addressing the growing mental health challenges faced by young people. Her #ICanSurvive campaign has provided critical support and resources to African youth.
Through the LeadeHER Fellowship, Chido has provided mentorship, resources, and leadership training to young women across Africa. Her initiative is shaping the next generation of female leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers.
Through the “Make Africa Digital” campaign, Chido has empowered over 4,000 youth with essential digital skills, preparing them for the evolving global job market. Her efforts continue to close the digital divide across the continent.
