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Ubongo Promises Continuous Transformation Of African Educational Sector

by Biodun Sivowaku
2 years ago
in Business
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Ubongo has promised to continue to transform educational sector across countries on African continent, even after 10 years of impactful existence.

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Ubongo is Africa’s leading children’s edutainment and media company.

The company, in a statement made available to LEADERSHIP yesterday, noted that, it was excited to announce its 10-year anniversary, marking a decade of transforming education and empowering millions of children across the continent.

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With an impressive portfolio of educational programmes including Akili and Me, Ubongo Kids, and the recent addition of the captivating new show; Nuzo and Namia, Ubongo continues to set the standard in innovative learning experiences for kids.

Since its founding in July of 2013 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, Ubongo has been dedicated to providing fun, localized, and multi-platform educational content that helps children foster a lifelong love of learning.

Through accessible technologies like TV, radio, and mobile phones, Ubongo has reached over 32 million families across Africa, making a significant impact on the continent’s education landscape. Independent research studies examining Ubongo’s programmes have consistently revealed their profound impact, enhancing school readiness, improving learning outcomes, and fostering positive social and behavioral change among both children and their caregivers.

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Over the past 10 years, Ubongo has grown from a small Tanzanian grassroots startup to a Pan-African non-profit organisation and the market leader in African edutainment. Ubongo’s innovative and engaging edutainment programmes empower kids with the knowledge and critical skills they need to change their lives and their communities for the better.

“We are thrilled to celebrate this incredible milestone of 10 years. It is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and passion of our team, partners, and supporters who have believed in our mission and contributed to our success. Together, we have made a significant impact on education in Africa, and we are committed to continuing our journey of transforming learning for generations to come,” said the CEO of Ubongo. Mwasi Wilmore.

In commemoration of this significant milestone, Ubongo has arranged a special 10-year anniversary event in Dar es Salaam to celebrate the accomplishments and milestones achieved throughout the years. The event will feature inspiring speeches and captivating presentations showcasing the journey and impact of Ubongo’s edutainment programs.

“We invite all our partners, supporters, and stakeholders to join us in celebrating this significant milestone. Together, let us reflect on our journey, express our gratitude, and renew our commitment to providing quality education and transformative learning experiences for children in Africa.

“As we look ahead to the next decade, we remain steadfast in our mission to reach even more children, leveraging the power of edutainment to unlock their potential and shape a brighter future for Africa,” added Mwasi Wilmore.

 

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