Right for Education: Empowering Africa Through Digital Learning
Right for Education (R:Ed) is a Pan-African movement dedicated to empowering individuals across 45+ African countries through culturally relevant, digital education. We deliver active, two-way learning experiences in both English and French.
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Overcoming Obstacles and Advancing Rwanda’s Rising Tech Scene
Introduction Kigali, Rwanda’s dynamic capital, is striving to become Africa’s leading tech hub, often dubbed the “Silicon Valley of Africa.” With modern developments like Kigali Innovation City and events such as the Africa Tech Summit, the city showcases its ambition. Boasting over 95% 4G coverage with 5G upcoming and strong
We Need Each Other
If my right be your right Won’t it be right? If your left be my left that left What else is left? The desire of a cracked land Is not that cool night breeze that lures men to sleep. A parched land is not enticed by the sounds of
Nepo Babies and the Creative Industry: A Double-Edged Sword
Introduction In recent years, the term “nepo baby” has taken centre stage in discussions about the creative industry. Short for “nepotism baby,” it refers to individuals who have found success largely due to their family connections rather than solely their talent or hard work. While nepotism has always existed in
Addressing Gender-Based Violence: Promoting Safe Homes and Healthy Relationships
Introduction Gender-based violence (GBV) is a pervasive issue in Africa, affecting millions of women and girls. It encompasses physical, emotional, and sexual violence, often perpetuated by societal norms and power imbalances. This article explores the prevalence of GBV, its impact on communities, and strategies for addressing this critical challenge.
Corruption in Africa: A Silent Killer of Development
Introduction Corruption remains one of the most pressing issues in Africa, affecting almost every sector of society. It manifests in various forms, including bribery, embezzlement, nepotism, and misallocation of public resources. Many African nations, despite their rich natural resources, struggle with underdevelopment due to the high prevalence of corrupt practices.
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Our Programs
Finance & Marketing Workshops: Online sessions with leading experts in finance and marketing.
Explore MoreEntrepreneurship Workshops: Collaborative online workshops with international universities and entrepreneurship companies.
Explore MoreCareer Skills Workshops: Practical sessions with global partners to enhance your professional skills.
Explore MoreConnecting Africa with Global Opportunities
R:Ed doesn’t just educate—it creates pathways to real-world opportunities.
Through strategic initiatives, we facilitate:
Targeted Market Research
For businesses looking to enter African markets.
Talent Recruitment
Connecting skilled individuals with job prospects.
Educational Program Implementation
For organizations seeking to upskill communities.
Scaling Successful Projects
Driving impact across the continent.
Global Opportunity Access
For African entrepreneurs and investors.
Our audience and impact
R:Ed Impact Snapshot
10+ million
Direct learners reached across Africa
70%
Of our audience has higher education
45
African countries with virtual presence
25
African countries with physical presence
700+
African Interns
6.3 million
Facebook followers
18–45
Male & female audience reach