Mwabu is proud to be one of the founding partners of the N50 Project, fueling digital transformation in challenging environments globally.

iLearnabout aims to provide teachers and learners across Sub-Saharan Africa with digital resources on environmental conservation challenges and solutions.

As phase one of our work with YWCA begins, we are proud to be hearing such positive feedback from the initial pilot of our e-learning materials. The experience was overwhelmingly positive; pictures and illustrations made the material easy to follow, and participants particularly appreciated the quiz. 

Mwabu are pleased to announce we have begun working with the Young Women’s Christian Association of Zambia (YWCA) to introduce e-learning as an element of their training for adolescents in reproductive health, life skills and financial literacy.

Mwabu has completed the first e-learning unit for the seed inspector course, developed with SCCI in partnership with Catholic Relief Services.

The pilot of Mwabu Learn is now live! For the first time, teachers, parents and learners can use our interactive learning resources online. 

We are proud to announce that we have been successful in our bid to Catholic Relief Services (CRS) to create digital training and testing for seed inspectors and samplers in Zambia.

A new report from American Institutes for Research shows the positive effects on learning outcomes of the use of Mwabu learning resources as implemented by our partners Impact Network.

Mwabu is proud to support iLearnabout, by contributing to the design and testing of early content, which is aligned to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

Our interactive e-learning resources and lesson plans are now available for teachers and parents in any country to download and use on their own device.

In response to the increased demand for e-learning due to school closures and the impact of Covid-19, we have been working hard to bring our educational resources to even more learners.

Mwabu’s curriculum-focused digital content has been introduced in four different schools in Kwa-Zulu Natal through a new partnership with the MRP Foundation.