France-based Mwaku To Mentor Africa’s Next Generation Of Digital Creators

France-based digital creator, Jimmy Bowo Mwaku, has announced a new initiative aimed at mentoring aspiring content creators across Africa and Europe, reinforcing his commitment to helping young people build sustainable careers in the digital economy.

Known professionally as Jimmy’s Officiel01, Mwaku said the programme will focus on practical skills including storytelling, audience engagement, ethical content creation, and personal branding.

Having built one of the fastest-growing street interview platforms in Europe, Mwaku believes many talented young creators struggle not because of a lack of creativity, but because they lack guidance and consistency.

“The digital economy has created opportunities that never existed before. I want to help young creators avoid the mistakes I made and discover their own unique voices,” he said.

The initiative is expected to include online workshops, collaborative projects, and creator networking opportunities connecting participants with professionals from different countries.

Industry observers say the programme reflects a growing trend where successful digital creators are investing back into their communities by supporting emerging talent.

For Mwaku, whose platform has grown into an international media brand, the goal extends beyond producing viral content.

“I want to build creators, not just content,” he added.

The mentorship programme is expected to begin later this year, with participants from several African and European countries expected to take part.