Africa’s oldest incubator & ecosystem builder, Cape Innovation and Technology Initiative (CiTi) has launched Injini – Africa’s First EdTech Incubator, dedicated to using tech to improve African education. The EdTech Incubator model has been proven for investors and startups on other continents in countries like the USA, India and in Europe. The EdTech Incubator in Cape
My first experience with digital marketing wasn’t a walk in the park, as I thought it’s only about social media management. Many of my peers in this industry enlightened me about how vast digital marketing is. So I went online to do some research, I read hundreds of articles and enrolled in as many social media
The East Africa Acumen Fellows Program is a one-year leadership development program designed to build the next generation of social leaders with the audacity to transform society and create a better, more inclusive world. Each year, the East Africa Acumen Fellows Program brings together 20 emerging leaders from different regions, sectors, and socio-economic backgrounds in East
Since the launch of Google’s Digital Skills Africa program in April 2017, over 500,000 young Africans have been taught. At the launch, Google committed to training one million people across the continent on digital skills within a year. Google has also launched an online training portal for Africa, offering 89 courses in three languages. The
Hey there, you got some free time to sit, relax and refresh and perhaps pick up a few new skills while at it? It’s about time to Put that relaxed brain (and work schedule) to good use. Picture the feeling of adding extra skills to your CV without spending a penny on lessons. (Well, save
Uganda’s education system, where cram work is a technique to high grades. We all have dreams, many of which we seriously intend to pursue and others that we take as a joke. Life, is full of unforeseen circumstances. Starting from childhood, our parents anticipate taking us to schools, starting with nursery section that lasts three
You ask Arts students what they can solve and they tell you, ‘for us we only think.’ Think about what?” – The President of the Banana Republic asked. He went ahead to advise Universities to teach courses that impart life skills and science in line with the country’s increasing need for professionals in the oil
