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The 3rd African Private Sector Forum on Forced Displacement,#AFD2025 is back in Nairobi, Kenya, under the bold theme “All IN.” Convened by Amahoro Coalition, INKOMOKO, and UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency in partnership with Mastercard Foundation and IKEA Foundation, the Forum calls on leaders to drive real,

Without reliable connectivity, millions of children in rural areas are left behind in the digital learning revolution. The May edition of EdTech Mondays Africa tackles the urgent need to close the digital divide. We’re spotlighting bold solutions—from zero-rated data to

📢Happening Today: The May edition of EdTech Mondays Africa We will explore how to bridge the digital divide and ensure every learner—no matter where they live—can access quality digital education. Join the conversation on: 👉🏽 Zero-rated data 👉🏽 Public-private partnerships 👉🏽

LIVE from Abuja: #EdTechMondays Africa looks at the role of digital infrastructure in the adoption & effective use of EdTech solutions across Africa, learning from Nigeria. From zero-rating data to public-private partnerships, how we can build inclusive ecosystems for education.

"Digital tools are critical, connecting us globally and keeping us updated with the knowledge and skills we need to succeed." Tolulope Aina, Head of Programs & Ventures, Innov8 Hub, Nigeria What are your thoughts? Join the conversation #HappeningNow! #YoungAfricaWorks

Tolulope Aina: Governments must create the enabling environments like power, internet speed, and connectivity to protect and support local innovators. Tune in now and be part of the conversation. facebook.com/share/v/1DwBd7… #YoungAfricaWorks #EdTechMondays #EdTechInnovation

"As government, we need to all establish that connectivity is nearly a right - everyone of our people should have access" Dr. Bosun Tijani, Minister of Communications, Innovation & Digital Economy, Nigeria Do you believe internet access should be a basic human right in today's

Dr. Bosun Tijani: "Today, nearly everyone should be digitally literate, because technology has changed the shape of education, what you learn in the classroom is actually quite limited, because there is enough access to knowledge out there and your ability to access the knowledge

"When designing a product, we must think beyond just building and running it. Partnerships are key to long-term success." Eng. Babagana Digima, Head, Media & Information Security, Nigerian Communications Commission NCCC #YoungAfricaWorks #EdTechMondays #EdTechInnovation

"To create effective solutions, we need to deeply understand the needs of our target audience and offer affordable packages that guarantee access to connectivity." Nissi Madu, Managing Partner, Co-Creation Hub, Nigeria Tune in to #EdTechMondays for more insights!

"We must prioritize infrastructure in remote areas to ensure even the most isolated children can leverage technology for learning."– Abdullahi Bature, Co-Founder & CEO, Schoola Tune in and be part of the conversation! facebook.com/share/v/1DwBd7… #YoungAfricaWorks #EdTechMondays

Abdullahi Bature: "Zero-rating data is crucial. It will incentivize innovators like me, drive down costs, and ultimately make our offerings more accessible." Could zero-rated data be the game-changer for scaling EdTech across Africa? Share your thoughts! #YoungAfricaWorks

#ICYMI: The May edition of EdTech Mondays Africa focused on Nigeria looking to learn how best to address digital infrastructure challenges like connectivity and electricity, key takeaway? Connectivity is critical – Without reliable infrastructure, EdTech innovations will

Africa’s future is green—and youth are leading the way! From clean energy to climate-smart farming, young leaders share what it takes to build sustainable communities. 🎥 Watch now: youtube.com/watch?v=8D2ylS… 💬 What green job could transform your community? #YoungAfricaWorks

“Connectivity is nearly a right—everyone of our people should have access.” — Dr. Bosun Tijani, Minister of Communications, Innovation & Digital Economy, Nigeria Dr. 'Bosun Tijani As we build the future of education in Africa, access to reliable internet is no longer a luxury—it’s a

"No action is ever too small to create meaningful change." Harriet Cheelo is helping Zambian farmers adapt to climate change using a blend of indigenous knowledge and climate-smart innovations. As an agronomic engineer and CAMFED - Campaign for Female Education alumna, she’s leading efforts to build

"We can’t reach net-zero without women in clean energy." Kawsar Mustefa Kawsar Mustefa is an energy systems expert optimizing electric vehicles and battery grids in the UK. She’s driving Africa’s future of sustainability, literally, and calling for more women in climate tech

🌱 Africa’s green and agri-economy is full of opportunity — but how do we make sure young people are at the center of it? From climate-smart farming to agri-tech innovations, young entrepreneurs are leading the way — but they can’t do it alone. Swipe through and tell us: 1. What

"Sustainability and gender equality must go hand in hand." Forget Shareka is the co-founder of Chashi Foods, an agro-based enterprise promoting clean energy and food security in Zimbabwe. She believes investing in girls’ education is key to building a greener, more equitable