Ubongo has been featured in COSOTA’s annual newsletter. COSOTA is the Copyright Society of Tanzania which operates under the Ministry of Culture, Arts and Sports.
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Akili and Me, Akili Family, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Nuzo and Namia, Press, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Toolkits, Ubongo, Ubongo Kids, Ubongo Mobile, Ubongoers, Uganda | 0 comment | 12 April, 2025 | 0
Akili and Me, Kenya, Last Mile, Malawi, Neurodiversity, Nigeria, Nuzo and Namia, Press, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Ubongo, Ubongo Kids, Ubongoers, Uganda, Uncategorized | 0 comment | 27 March, 2025 | 0
Ubongo highlight the incredible work to promote inclusive learning and the impact across the continent.
Akili and Me, Akili Family, Blog, Kenya, Malawi, Neurodiversity, Nigeria, Nuzo and Namia, Partners, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Ubongo, Ubongo Kids, Ubongoers, Uganda | 0 comment | 31 October, 2024 | 0
On October 10, 2024, we were honored to host key representatives from Tanzania’s Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology (MoEST) at our Dar es Salaam headquarters for a day of insightful discussions. This engagement marked a significant step toward building a collaborative relationship aimed at expanding educational access and enhancing learning experiences for children across Tanzania.
Akili and Me, Akili Family, Akili Radio, Francophone, Kenya, Malawi, Neurodiversity, Nigeria, Nuzo and Namia, Partners, Press, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Ubongo, Ubongo Kids, Ubongoers, Uganda | 0 comment | 9 October, 2024 | 0
Christina Bwana, COO of Ubongo was featured in an exclusive interview on Broadcast Media Africa. She shared valuable insights on the key challenges facing African broadcasters and explored innovative solutions that could shape the future of the industry.
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Akili and Me, Blog, Kenya, Malawi, Neurodiversity, Nigeria, Nuzo and Namia, Partners, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Ubongo, Ubongo Kids, Ubongoers, Uganda, Uncategorized | 0 comment | 11 June, 2024 | 2
Ubongo is proud to announce its membership in the United Nations SDG Media Compact, joining a global alliance of over 400 media and entertainment companies committed to accelerating progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Akili and Me, Akili Family, Blog, Francophone, Kenya, Last Mile, Malawi, Nigeria, Nuzo and Namia, Partners, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Ubongo, Ubongo Impact, Ubongo Kids, Ubongo Kids Club, Ubongoers, Uganda | 0 comment | 21 May, 2024 | 0
Edutainment can make learning engaging, accessible, and culturally relevant, thereby bridging educational gaps and empowering children with knowledge and skills for personal and societal advancement.
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Francophone, Kenya, Malawi, Neurodiversity, Nigeria, Nuzo and Namia, Partners, Press, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Ubongo, Ubongo Impact, Ubongo Kids, Ubongo Kids Club, Ubongoers, Uganda | 0 comment | 3 April, 2024 | 0
The Kahoot! for All Project, funded by the LEGO Foundation, is focused on neurodiversity and learning through play!
Akili and Me, Akili Family, Blog, Francophone, Kenya, Last Mile, Malawi, Neurodiversity, Nigeria, Nuzo and Namia, Partners, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Ubongo, Ubongo Kids, Ubongoers, Uganda, Video | 0 comment | 26 March, 2024 | 0
Ubongo is the proud recipient of this year’s MIP SDG Award, given in recognition of its progression toward inclusive and equitable quality education (SDG Goal 4).
Akili and Me, Akili Family, Francophone, Kenya, Last Mile, Malawi, Neurodiversity, Nigeria, Nuzo and Namia, Press, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Ubongo, Ubongoers | 0 comment | 19 March, 2024 | 0
MIPTV has announced that Ubongo and Open Planet will each be recognized with a MIP SDG AWARD, presented in association with the United Nations, at the upcoming MIPTV market (April 8-10, 2024).
Ubongo is Africa's leading producer of kids' edutainment. As a non-profit social enterprise we create fun, localised and multi-platform educational content that helps kids learn, and leverage their learning to change their lives. We reach millions of families across Africa through accessible technologies like TV, radio and mobile phones.
