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We punch in school data every day: for classroom registers, ministry dashboards, you name it. It’s meant to drive better...
04/06/2026

We punch in school data every day: for classroom registers, ministry dashboards, you name it.

It’s meant to drive better decisions that improve learning, make schools better, support teachers, and inform policy. But is it doing that?

On June 10, we’re talking about how we can make data collection useful.

Register: bit.ly/ViableJunesession (link in bio)

On June 1, 1963, Kenya took charge of its own story. 62 years later, that same spirit drives every founder, builder, and...
01/06/2026

On June 1, 1963, Kenya took charge of its own story.

62 years later, that same spirit drives every founder, builder, and innovator pushing this country forward.

Happy Madaraka Day.

Sunday night and still no materials for Monday’s CBC lesson? Schools don’t always provide what the curriculum demands. W...
25/05/2026

Sunday night and still no materials for Monday’s CBC lesson? Schools don’t always provide what the curriculum demands.

We’re sharing ways you can get what you need in record time: Join our free online knowledge sharing session on Tuesday, May 26. 🗓️✏️

Click here to register: (link in bio)
bit.ly/TeachersLoungeKSSPart2

Name a fix that makes you wonder why it didn’t exist sooner: that’s what Demo Day delivered last Friday. Check out what ...
22/05/2026

Name a fix that makes you wonder why it didn’t exist sooner: that’s what Demo Day delivered last Friday.

Check out what our Spark Cohort 2 founders pitched and you’ll see exactly what we mean! 👏🏾🚀

The Spark Accelerator program takes startups from validated ideas to fundable businesses. It’s implemented by iHUB in partnership with , and Sumitomo Corporation, with support from Bowmans, Silicon Overdrive, and PwC.

11/05/2026

Here’s something we don’t talk about enough. Millions of children across Africa can’t read.

Not because they’re not capable. But because they were taught, or never fully taught, in a language that wasn’t theirs. The system wasn’t built for them.

was built for exactly that child.

A multilingual literacy app supporting 15+ African languages, designed from the ground up for learners the mainstream system keeps overlooking.

And here’s why the Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship matters. It’s not just about funding. It’s the kind of structured, sustained support that lets a founder stay focused on the problem, instead of being pulled in every direction trying to survive.

The outcome? More children learning to read in their own language. More founders building solutions that actually reach them.

Most founders burn out not because they focus on the wrong things.Here’s the scenario: packed founder day. Investor meet...
08/05/2026

Most founders burn out not because they focus on the wrong things.

Here’s the scenario: packed founder day. Investor meeting. Product sprint. Networking event. All in one day.

How do YOU handle it?

A) Multitask through everything to save time
B) Prioritize based on urgency and importance, starting with what matters most
C) Skip the investor meeting to focus on product work
D) Take frequent breaks, even if it slows progress

Drop your answer in the comments 👇
Let’s see how you think when time is tight

Every year, principals, head teachers, and school administrators across Kenya come to us with the same question: where d...
05/05/2026

Every year, principals, head teachers, and school administrators across Kenya come to us with the same question: where do we even start with EdTech?

If that’s your school, we built this for you.

The Schools EdTech Clinic diagnoses your gaps, finds what fits, and tackles the barriers: devices, access, affordability.

Link in bio to register. (http://bit.ly/EdTechSchoolsClinicSignUp)

Last week welcomed German Federal Minister Reem Alabali-Radovan and a high-level delegation, including Ambassador Sebas...
04/05/2026

Last week welcomed German Federal Minister Reem Alabali-Radovan and a high-level delegation, including Ambassador Sebastian Groth for an immersion experience of Nairobi’s startup ecosystem.

The minister experienced our space and met with 5 pre-selected startups, followed by a short networking session with our Managing Director, and our Head of Community and Ecosystems, .

The startups who got to demo their solutions:
- Rhea - Priscilla Wakarera, Co-Founder and CEO,
- Velocity - Betty Chelangat, Co-Founder and Chief Programs Officer
- Zuri Health - Ikechukwu Anoke, Co-Founder and CEO
- Enviroserve Kenya - Justin Larby, Co-Founder and Commercial Director
- PowerLearnProject - Co-Founder & Executive Director

We don’t build rooms to explain the ecosystem. We build rooms to drop decision-makers into it.

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