The Edtech community met in Abuja in July 2024 and made ten solid recommendations around policy and mainstreaming EdTech.

Twelve EdTech startups have been selected by the Injini team in South Africa to participate in six-month accelerator program funded by the Mastercard Foundation

African Union's declaration of 2024 as the year of education is pivotal in the continent’s efforts to achieve SDG 4

EdTechs in Africa have raised a significant amount of money in the recent past, and here is a compilation of some that have raised over a million dollars in pre-seed and seed funding.

Sub-Saharan Africa kids will benefit from digital personalized learning solutions to reduce the 89% rate of kids who cannot read and understand at the age of 10.

The Edtech landscape in Africa is shifting positively, powered by organizations like Injini. More such organizations are needed to spur Edtech growth in Africa.

The EdTech Hub is a global research partnership that develops and delivers evidence in EdTech that African startups can leverage to make better solutions.

Twelve Edtech startups in South Africa selected for the first cohort of Mastercard Foundation’s fellowship program in in partnership with Injini.

Edtech is an ongoing revolution in Africa, and this article discusses edtech in Africa, the leading edtech startups in Africa, and the impact of education technology in the continent.

Mastercard Foundation is shaping the future of education technology through partnerships with other organizations, and this one with CcHub is one such partnership.