Safaricom Hook, in partnership with Sprite, has continued its youth empowerment programme with a digital economy training session for students at Africa Nazarene University in Ongata Rongai, focusing on content creation, monetisation, and financial literacy.
The session featured industry leaders who shared practical insights on how to use social media platforms to build sustainable income through content creation.
The training, held under the ‘Hook’d on Fresh’ masterclass series, equipped students with skills on how to turn digital creativity into income streams while also promoting savings and investment habits for long-term financial stability and wealth creation.
The programme, delivered through Safaricom Hook in partnership with Sprite, a brand under The Coca-Cola Company, also highlighted opportunities within the growing creator economy.
Industry creators including Carrie Wahu and Tileh Pacbro led practical sessions on building and monetising content, while Safaricom Wealth Management’s Alexander Matheka introduced the Ziidi Money Market Fund, encouraging students to embrace early investment habits.
“Content creation has become such a big deal for young people, and it is only fair that we support them and become the enablers through our platforms, helping them convert what they do into a source of livelihood,” said Fawzia Ali Kimanthi, Chief Consumer Business Officer, Safaricom.
She added that the Hook’d on Fresh initiative is designed to ensure young people are not only skilled but also financially empowered to navigate the digital economy.
The ANU engagement follows similar sessions held in other institutions, including Eldoret, where hundreds of students have benefited from the programme.
The campaign continues to position Safaricom Hook and Sprite as key drivers of youth participation in Kenya’s expanding digital economy.
