Christmas is a time of the year where there is so much to do and so little time to do it. The atmosphere of euphoria and celebration is in the air. Everybody is getting into the festive and holiday Christmas spirit and is busy running around getting ready for the festivities and travelling that it ...

Africa is the world’s most youthful continent. Today, nearly 50 percent of Africans are under the age of 15 (AAI, 2015). Africa’s young people are our future leaders and will be the driving force behind sustainable growth across the continent. Investment in education and training is essential in building an educated and skilled workforce and ...

So you have been hearing about Ruzivo Smart Learning all year long and you wonder what it can do for you. Well here are 5 things you should know about the platform before the year ends: Ruzivo is all about convenience and accessibility Ruzivo Smart Learning is an e-learning platform that is available online and ...

Gone are the days of just reading, writing and counting… Gone are the days of just learning and studying by delving through mountains and mountains of text books… Today we are living in a multifaceted and ever evolving world – the “SMART AGE” that has ushered in a new way of learning; learning the smart ...

Education remains a key priority for governments in Africa. In light of the dynamic and ever evolving society of today, the education space has not been stagnant, but rather it continues to undergo innovative changes which seek to enhance educational outcomes effectively and efficiently. The roles of the teacher, student, peers, guardian and authorities in ...

According to UNESCO Institute of Statistics (UIS) 2017, there has been virtually limited progress in reducing out-of-school rates in recent years despite the role of education in poverty reduction. Globally, 9% of all children of primary school age are still denied their right to education, with rates reaching 16% and 37% for youth of lower ...

“Hope sees the invisible, feels the intangible, and achieves the impossible” – Helen Keller In sub-Saharan Africa children are growing up in an era of a plethora of challenges that hamper their education and personal development. Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest rates of education exclusion. Over one-fifth of children between the ages of about 6 ...

In 2014, 7% of the primary school age population in Zimbabwe was out of school! Today only 26% of orphans and vulnerable children in Zimbabwe are going to school. Many of our children’s academic needs are not being fully met due to a student to teacher ratio of 42:1 Echoing the words of great visionary ...

It was lights, camera & basketball on the 29th of October at Girls High School, in Harare, Zimbabwe. Over 30 different schools came together for a day of mentorship through a sport they passionately love – basketball. The sport mentorship session saw Higherlife Foundation and its partner Hoops4Hope (an organisation that is invested in social ...

We are living in an open book world. Student’s access to information is just a click away, so filling their minds with mountains of textbook content does not cut it anymore! In the words of the Greek-Roman biographer, Plutarch, the mind is not a vessel for us to merely fill but its potential has to ...