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Injini’s Programmes Head, Kelly Gifford, shares some best practices for effective programme management when working with Startups in the EdTech ecosystem in Africa.

We recently attended the Mastercard Foundation EdTech Conference in Abuja. This event brought together hundreds of EdTech founders and innovators from across Africa to discuss the future of ed

This blog explores the connection between food security and learning outcomes, with insights provided by the Injini Think Tank research team.

Guided by the belief that no child or educator should be left behind, RoboSTEAM Train empowers communities with practical skills to merge technology with their teaching processes to improve education.

Finding Thabo is a game that uses printed illustrations combined with Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp chatbots to assist parents through brain-stimulating activities with their children.

By addressing issues such as low-quality educational resources, inequality, and high dropout rates, SOCO_ED provides under-resourced students with equal opportunities to succeed.

Ubuntu Education believes that strong teacher communities are the foundation of solid education systems that foster educational growth and development in Africa.

Injini anticipates insightful discussions and valuable collaborations at the upcoming Mastercard Foundation EdTech Conference in Nigeria. This high-level event will convene EdTech pioneers from across

Zambia's education system is at a critical juncture, grappling with two unstoppable megatrends—one exerting unprecedented pressures and the other holding the potential for a paradigm-shifting solution

This blog highlights the lessons learned and the impact of the EdTech Hub Entrepreneur Course. It has been written in partnership with Injini.

At the heart of Vambo AI's offerings is Indigenous Language AI, a tool that allows users to access artificial intelligence in their languages of choice.

Discover key insights into the South African EdTech sector with Injini's latest EdTech Insights Report. The report unpacks the impact of relationships among education stakeholders.

After a rigorous application and interview process, Injini is pleased to announce its second cohort of these 12 participating EdTech companies.

There is a growing need for parental involvement in using EdTech products. However, we must acknowledge that many barriers and obstacles still exist, especially for low-income and rural households.

In the rapidly growing field of EdTech, it is becoming increasingly important for companies to measure the success and impact of their solutions, using the right metrics.

The announcement of the Class of 2023's matric results in South Africa not only signifies a statistical achievement but also offers valuable insights into the state of the nation's education system.

The Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship is an entrepreneurship acceleration program designed to support promising, African EdTech ventures.

Just recently on 3 December, we commemorated International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Assistive Technology has emerged as a transformative force.