A report from Injini Think Tank reveals that African EdTech companies raised $140 million between 2015 and 2022, marking a spectacular growth. Although promising, the sector faces challenges such as sustainability of economic models and barriers to ICT access. However, with the rise of technology adoption and the integration of AI and gamification, the outlook for EdTech in Africa remains optimistic.

Norrsken22 extends an invitation to African startups to participate in its acceleration program, offering an initial funding of $125,000 along with unique opportunities for interaction with unicorn mentors and prominent investors. This Stockholm-based initiative stands out from traditional accelerators by emphasizing the combination of financial support and mentorship to drive positive social change through technology and entrepreneurship.