Learning is hard. Selling is harder. Gabata makes both easy
Written by Hamdan
Are you a Nigerian student of Yoruba decent? The Egbe Omo Yoruba of Greater Miami Valley in the USA is delighted to announce the commencement of the 2025 Scholarship Awards for students enrolled in Nigerian Universities and Polytechnics. The Egbe Omo Yoruba Scholarship, established in 1993, reflects the organization’s dedication to the educational advancement of Nigerian students. […]
Written by Hamdan
If you’re passionate about the future of education and AI, here’s a chance to turn your insights into real reward. EdTechnical has launched the “Education in 2028: AIEd Forecasting Competition”, inviting submissions from anyone interested in predicting how AI will reshape teaching, learning, and higher education by 2028. Participants don’t need to be technologists — just thoughtful, well-reasoned […]
Written by Hamdan
Are you an innovator, social entrepreneur, or startup working on education solutions? UNICEF is calling for submissions to its StartUp Lab Education Challenge 2025, focused on designing tech-driven, inclusive models for out-of-school children in Ghana. This is your chance to build real-world solutions, secure funding, and help bring children back into learning pathways. Despite progress, hundreds of […]
Written by Nene
Growing a business is exciting but scaling it is a different challenge entirely. Many African entrepreneurs start strong but struggle when it’s time to expand, hire more hands, automate systems, or attract bigger clients. If you’ve ever felt stuck trying to move from “small hustle” to “growing brand,” you’re not alone. Learning how to scale […]
Written by Nene
If you’ve ever stared at your product and wondered, “How much should I charge?”, you’re not alone. Figuring out how to price your products and services is one of the biggest challenges African entrepreneurs face. Charge too low, and you struggle. Charge too high, and customers may run. It’s a delicate balance. For African business […]
Written by Nene
Building a business is exciting, but building a brand identity is where the real magic happens. In Africa today, many small business owners struggle to stand out because their branding looks inconsistent, unclear, or simply unprofessional. If your audience can’t instantly recognize your business, it becomes difficult to earn their trust especially in a […]
Written by Nene
In today’s digital world, how to build a personal brand that attracts opportunity is no longer a luxury it’s a necessity. Whether you’re a student, creative, founder, or young professional in Africa, your personal brand is often the first thing people see before they ever meet you. And in a competitive job market, that first […]
Written by Nene
Many African students dream of earning money online, but they often don’t know where to start. The truth is, learning how to monetize your blog or social media as a student has never been easier — especially with today’s digital tools. If you’ve ever wondered why others your age are earning from content while you’re […]
Written by Saidu
Stop Competing with 10,000 Applicants: The Low-Competition Advantage Every year, students focus on highly competitive national scholarships, pouring hours into applications with slim odds of winning. The secret for the result-driven student: The highest ROI in the financial aid world is in the hyper-local market. Local and regional scholarships have fewer applicants, making your chance […]
Written by Saidu
The 5 Non-Negotiables for Impressing Funders and Guaranteeing Approval Your Budget is a Trust Signal: Why Funders Look Here First You’ve spent weeks perfecting your grant proposal’s narrative: the problem, the solution, the impact. But the harsh truth is, many funders will skip directly to your budget. Why? Because the budget is the ultimate indicator […]
