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HDIF talks with Doreen Kessy about her passion for edutainment that changes gender social norm.
Click here to read and download: http://www.hdif-tz.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/11/2018/03/Doreen_success-story_2018.pdf
Maryland Research Shows Benefits of Educational TV Programming for Young Tanzanian Children.
Click here to read: https://www.aspph.org/maryland-research-shows-benefits-of-educational-tv-programming-for-young-tanzanian-children/
That’s exactly what we want to give all our viewers across Africa – the opportunity to read, to learn and to become an empowered and educated generation.Read more
The Citizen interviewed Doreen Kessy, our Chief Operating Officer about her career, her work and her vision for Ubongo.
Click here to read: http://www.thecitizen.co.tz/magazine/success/CAREER-PROFILE—Doreen-says-Ubungo-Kids-is-the-answer/1843788-3117850-9xx8qm/index.html
At Ubongo, we embrace change! Read more
European Union and Ubongo partnered together to make an Ubongo Kids episodes and comics teaching about clean energy for millions of kids in Africa.Read more
Celebrate GIRL POWER with Kibena, Kiduchu and Amani on Ubongo Kids, Africa favourite edu-cartoon! These girls use their brains and their hearts to help their friends, their community and themselves create a better life for all!Read more
Ubongo is the finalist for 2017 WISE Awards.
Click here to read the article: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/2017-wise-awards-finalists-announced-631018043.html
Let’s hear more about Ubongo Kids in education innovator from Doreen Kessy, Ubongo COO!
Click here to read: http://www.thecitizen.co.tz/News/Business/works/Innovation-in-Education–the-case-of-Ubongo-kids/3956094-3975922-4j1qkoz/index.html
Ubongo is Africa's leading producer of kids' edutainment. As a non-profit social enterprise we create fun, localised and multi-platform educational content that helps kids learn, and leverage their learning to change their lives. We reach millions of families across Africa through accessible technologies like TV, radio and mobile phones.
