Across Africa, six innovators are deploying artificial intelligence to personalise learning, simplify scholarship discovery, expand educational access and equip millions with the skills needed to thrive in an AI-driven economy, writes ANOZIE EGOLE
A new generation of education technology developers across Africa is harnessing artificial intelligence to tackle challenges beyond classroom learning, from tailored tutoring and curriculum support to scholarship opportunities, admission guidance and AI literacy.
The common thread is not simply the use of AI; rather, it is the attempt to apply the technology to specific points of friction in the education journey.
Below are six innovators using AI to make education easier.
Dacod Magagula
South African entrepreneur Dacod Magagula co-founded FoondaMate, an AI-enabled study assistant designed for platforms students already use, including WhatsApp and Messenger. The platform allows students to ask academic questions, request explanations and access study materials through a conversational interface.
The company uses machine
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