Through our ongoing partnership with Jhpiego, Mwabu have developed e-learning courses for healthcare providers in Zambia working in maternal and child healthcare. This project is part of the Maternal & Child Survival Programme (MCSP), a multi-partner, flagship program in support of USAID’s priority goal of preventing child and maternal deaths.
Conservation Lower Zambezi (CLZ) had a school visit of 24 students at camp from the Chinyunyu area recently. This school visit was exceptionally special because it allowed CLZ to pilot its new digital learning content from Mwabu.
The Zambia Information and Communications Technology Authority (ZICTA) has partnered with Mwabu and iSchool Zambia in a project that aims to empower 73 primary schools through the supply and installation of digital content on 1,460 computers and the training of 146 teachers.
We now have eight teachers trained by the Mwabu Academy team using our educational content in Liberia. We were honoured to also be invited to meet the Minister for Education in Liberia to talk about supporting primary school interventions in the country.
Impact Network uses Mwabu in its schools across Zambia. This video will explain how our tablets have made learning easier for children and how teachers have made them a staple in their classrooms.
Mwabu has teamed up with the Zambia Ministry of Health, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Jhpiego to provide health workers with crucial training to help them deliver high-quality healthcare and access critical information.
Namate Silishebo, an Academy Trainer part of the Zambian team, has just completed a week’s training in Uganda, further increasing the number of teachers being trained in modern methodologies and e-learning with the Mwabu tablet.
The EduWeek awards recognise excellence across the African education ecosystem. We are delighted to be selected as finalists for two awards! We have been shortlisted for both the Basic Education and ICT categories.
Curriculum-focused digital content has been introduced in four different schools in Kwa-Zulu Natal through a new partnership with the MRP Foundation.