uLesson, a Nigerian edtech giant, has recently announced its foray into the tertiary education sector having been granted an Open Distance eLearning License for Miva Open University. The license, awarded
Given the current state of technology and how quickly the world is changing, it is imperative that all young people have the necessary digital skills in order to compete for
According to a 2019 Statista report, approximately 34.7 percent of Sub-Saharan Africans are illiterate. The adult illiteracy rate is the percentage of people aged 15 and up who are
GOMYCODE Nigeria, a leading edtech startup in Africa has announced the opening of its new flagship hackerspace in a larger and more suitable location in Lagos, Nigeria.
This follows the
Snapplify, a leading African edtech startup, has expanded into the West African market as part of its efforts to increase access to digital education across the continent.
With the recent
One of Nigeria’s leading edtech startups, Classera, has gone into partnership with the foremost tech distributor in Sub-Saharan Africa, TD Africa, a collaboration intended to increase access to virtual
After successfully launching the Edtech platform, which offers students in the USA affordable college degrees in India and America, social entrepreneur Dr. Tausif Malik has now launched RiseBack for African
Math education and learning technologies have far more potential than just making calculations faster. A closer look at the potent characteristics of an Edtech startup like MindZu can simply explain
Teesas, a Nigerian Edtech startup has raised $1.6 million in a pre-seed funding round to expand its operations into new markets and also launch a marketplace that will connect
Nigerian edtech startup, uLesson, has announced that it has closed a $15M Series-B investment from Nielsen Ventures and Tencent, as well as existing investors, Owl Ventures, TLcom Capital, and Founder
