Higherlife Foundation in Career Guidance (Gateway Career Fair)

by digital in Education. Posted July 4, 2016

On the 30th of June 2016 Higherlife Foundation participated at the Gateway Career fair in Zimbabwe. The Gateway Career fair is an exhibition which seeks to educate students on the available career options, contemporary skills desired by 21st century organisations as well as education funding options through scholarships and bursaries. Through the Lifelong Development pillar, ...

Higherlife Foundation at the NASH (2016) Conference

by digital in Education, News. Posted June 27, 2016

Recently the Higherlife Foundation Executive Director spoke at the 2016 edition of the National Association of Secondary Heads in Zimbabwe (NASH) conference held at Victoria falls which ran from 22- 24 June 2016. The theme of this years conference was “ The New Curriculum: Opportunites and Challenges and this specific theme was perfect for Higherlife ...

Simba Education meets Higherlife Foundation

by digital in Education, News. Posted June 13, 2016

On the 27th of May 2016, the team from Simba Education visited the Higherlife Foundation head office in Harare. The Simba Education education team shared their overall vision and plans to impact Early Childhood Education though technology in Zimbabwe and Sub-Saharan Africa. The presentation by Simba Education also included the progress that has been made ...

Higherlife Foundation at the Imbuto Foundation’s Youth Forum Series

by digital in Education. Posted May 12, 2016

The First Lady of Rwanda, Jeannette Kagame has urged youth to defy the status quo by learning to...

The Journey to Morehouse, celebrating our boys’ success!

by digital in Education, Our Fellows. Posted May 10, 2016

The Journey to Morehouse is a story of experiences and testimonies of the first group of African students sponsored by Higherlife Foundation to study in the United States of America (USA) at Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia under the Ambassador Andrew Young Scholarship Fund. The first group comprising of ten students from Burundi and Zimbabwe was ...