Ubongo Kids featured in Lusaka Times article!
Click here to read the article: Zambia : The Secret to Success is Character Not IQ
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Center for Education Innovations cites Ubongo as an example of noteworthy “EdTech starts up in Africa – Who Gets it Right?”
Click here to read the article: http://www.educationinnovations.org/blog/edtech-africa-who-gets-it-right
Making Innovation Work for Girls and Women in Tanzania!Read more
Ubongo is proud to receive a 2017 WISE Award from the World Innovation Summit for Education, one of the most prestigious awards for global education. Watch the WISE Award video below, or visit their site for more information. Read more
HDIF talks with Doreen Kessy about her passion for edutainment that changes gender social norm.
Click here to read and download: http://www.hdif-tz.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/11/2018/03/Doreen_success-story_2018.pdf
Nisha Ligon and Doreen Kessy are among 12 Female-Founded Tech Startups from Africa “first homegrown cartoon series”.
Click here to read the article: https://moguldom.com/141456/12-female-founded-tech-startups-from-africa/
Maryland Research Shows Benefits of Educational TV Programming for Young Tanzanian Children.
Click here to read: https://www.aspph.org/maryland-research-shows-benefits-of-educational-tv-programming-for-young-tanzanian-children/
That’s exactly what we want to give all our viewers across Africa – the opportunity to read, to learn and to become an empowered and educated generation.Read more
Our Ubongo Kids and Akili and Me e-books are ready to take the digital world by storm!Read more
Xtra-ordinary.com chronicles the birth, launch and growth of Ubongo, Ubongo Kids and Akili and Me education cartoons.
Click here to read: http://xtra-ordinary.com/ubongo-kids-learning-how-to-learn/
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.
