Talent 4 Startups is offering fully funded scholarships to study Software Engineering at Moringa. This opportunity will be available to 30 students from Ghana, Nigeria and Kenya. Talent 4 Startups is a vocational program developed by Digital Africa, in partnership with Make-IT in Africa, the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, and the German […]

For Immediate Release, 8th February 2022 Following the announcement of its new CEO, scale-up specialist Snehar Shah, and a Curriculum Agreement with Flatiron School last month, Moringa School has today hit the refresh button by lifting the veil on its new brand to its stakeholders in the EdTech space in Kenya and other African Markets, […]

January 17th 2022, For Immediate Release:  Snehar Shah succeeds Audrey Cheng as the new CEO for Moringa School. He brings a vast experience of 25 years from multiple industries (Telecoms, Investment Banking, Infrastructure, Renewable Energy); diverse geographies (UK, Europe, Africa) and Leadership Roles (Strategy, CFO, General Management) that will be valuable as Moringa enters its […]

funding partnership aimed at strengthening Moringa’s capacity to provide a quality education that leads to employment to a total of 8,000 students between 2019 and 2022. To tell us more about it is none other than Moringa’s Kenya Country Director, Nelly Agyemang-Gyamfi.

While it is understandable why schools would rush to pivot to virtual learning environments, what has been lost on many observers is why the needs of the customer- the student - have been put further down the pecking order after technology and profits. Our very own Allan Ong'ang'a explores this important topic!

Becoming a software developer is much more than just sending a CV to get your next job, it’s all about how you package yourself. Many junior developers often yearn to become visible experts in their field but get lost in finding the right process to adapt. This article will take you through 6 simple steps to becoming a software developer in 2021.