AFRICA'S EDTECH ACCELERATOR & THINK TANK

Injini's programmes and research support great founders with a mission to improve educational outcomes across the continent.

A member of the UVU Africa Group

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About

ABOUT INJINI

Injini is a registered Non-Profit Company that exists for the sole purpose of improving educational outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa. We do this by supporting key stakeholders to increase the quality, access and relevance of education throughout the region.

WHAT WE DO

BUSINESS ACCELERATION FOR AFRICAN EDTECH COMPANIES

AFRICAN EDTECH ECOSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES

AFRICAN EDUCATION INNOVATION RESEARCH & ADVISORY SERVICES

Our Team

MEET OUR TEAM

Krista Davidson
Executive Director

Tsepo Ngwenyama
Programmes & Portfolio Head

Larry Leyden
Chief of Staff

Nobuhle Mhlongo
Programme Associate

Kelly Fisher
Marketing & Communications Head

Alexei McGregor
MEL Head

Gigi Ngcobo
Venture Scale Lead

Kelly Gifford
Programme Manager

Kumbula Xego
MEL Associate

Boitumelo Finger
Research Analyst

Lulwando Tukwayo
Management Accountant

Zoë Meiring
Marketing and Communications Associate

Phemelo Mabuse
Research Coordinator

Injini's Board of Directors
Krista Davidson, Injini Executive Director, Brendan Hughes, Injini Chairperson |
Ian Merrington, UVU Africa Group CEO | Suraya Hamdulay, Corporate Relations Exexcutive
Jamie Martin, Injini Co-Founder | Rob Paddock, GetSmarter & Valenture Institute Founder

CiTi

INJINI'S PARENT COMPANY

UVU Africa achieves its mission through the following interventions:

Entrepreneurial development, support, incubation and acceleration;
Digital job readiness and skills development - training young people to enter the digital economy;
Open innovation clusters - picking industries of the future and supporting and stimulating their growth.
Ecosystem development, activities and supporting the tech ecosystem in Africa.

UVU Africa is a Non-Profit Company with a mission to build future-fit, inclusive societies through technology and innovation.

UVU Africa, formerly known as CiTi, was established in 1999 and operates at the intersection of business, government and society to positively shape the future of the economy and society through the use of innovation and technology. We see this model as the key driver of systemic regional change and progression.

UVU Africa continues to look at areas that will be transformative in 20 years and have an impact in five years. The organisation is scaling its work throughout the continent to stimulate and build inclusive transformation within the digital economy.