Nkoba’s Water Purity Detector

After spending 18 years struggling to access safe and clean water, Nkoba recieved the opportunity to study in an IB school in China that helped him and his community access safe and clean water. Through the support from his project supervisor Daun Yorke, authorized by the school and local supervisors Muwonge Hassan and Matovu Stephen Muliika, everything went well with the project. His peers in the XLIS community collected all the funds for the project. This project serves 600 local households in his home village, Bwamulamira village, Kammengo, Mawokota, Uganda. At the School of Humanity, he learned more about artificial intelligence and Nkoba started planning a project in artificial intelligence called Nkoba’s Water Purity Detector.