Promoting Africa
Founded by a young Tunisian 20 years old, Yahya Bouhlel, GoMyCode is a Tunisian training school, intended for all those who wish to learn to code, and to set up their own start-up. Yahya Bouhlel started coding at age 14, and at the age of 16, got the chance to participate in an internship at…
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UniRank, the international higher education directory reviewing accredited Universities and Colleges in the world, recently provided its 2017 top 200 best African universities. UniRank™ includes 12,358 Colleges and Universities, ranked by web popularity, in 200 countries. In this 2017 ranking, South African Universities are at the top, followed by Kenya's University of Nairobi and Egypt (The American University…
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In order to address the many barriers faced by many school-aged girls in sub-Saharan Africa, namely lack of teachers, domestic work, Gems education Solutions (an international education company) created MGCubed, Platform that offers quality distance education using solar technology and satellite computers connected in rural classes. Teaching responsibilities are placed in the hands of six…
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MTN Congo, who is active in the field for the 21-day implementation of the Y'ello E-School project in partner schools such as the Anne-Marie Javouhey School Complex (which has nearly 2000 preschool students, Primary school, college, technical high school and general secondary school), in order to install the necessary equipment to go digital. Facility managers…
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In ten years, this school located in Johannesburg has established itself as the royal way to integrate the most prestigious universities and the biggest companies of the world. The ALA was founded about ten years ago by three students who met on the benches of the Californian university Stanford: the Ghanaian Fred Swaniker, the Cameroonian…
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Created by PI Lab, People Input's internal laboratory, GINGER is a mobile instant messaging application designed for the African market. In addition to chatting and free calls, GINGER incorporates stickers containing the most commonly used expressions such as (Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, etc.). The VIP Squares make it possible to follow and comment…
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The process of popularizing the Qelasy educational tablet in primary schools in Ivory Coast started in Abidjan at the Clouétcha public primary school (EPP) in Abobo (North) where there is a digital room equipped with about fifty Qelasy tablets. Launched in 2014 by the Ivoirian entrepreneur Thierry N'Doffou, Qelasy is a digital binder for students,…
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