John Kimotho

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Engaged with Prof. Sir Michael N. Nkwenti, Lead Instructor of Pedagogy for Educational Technologies at the Ministry of Education, and Dr. IBRAHIM ABBA, Director of Vocational Training and Guidance . I look forward to continued dialogue. #RESPECTPartnership #CameroonEducation

Thank you for such an open and thoughtful conversation. It was truly a privilege to engage with Hon. Adriano Moreno, Director of Education at the Ministry of Education. Your insights into the progress Cape Verde has made in integrating technology into learning were invaluable.

It was a pleasure meeting with Hon. Leo Jamal, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education & Culture, Mozambique. It was great to hear that Mozambique is actively exploring education technology to improve access and quality. Thank you for meeting with us! #ProjectRESPECT

Mauritius brings something refreshing to the table: a calm, clear resolve to get it right. Our conversations with Mr. Soobeeraj Parmessa of the Ministry of Education, have been filled with curiosity and practicality, from building systems that serve everyone. #RESPECTPartners

It was an honour to meet and have enriching discussions with the dedicated delegates from Eswatini, led by Hon. Owen Nxumalo. Siyabonga to our Eswatini partners for demonstrating that modernization and cultural preservation can strengthen each other. #EswatiniEducation

Liberia reminded me that EdTech, at its core, must serve people first. Madam @SangayFaeflen Freeman’s passion for educational equity came through powerfully in our exchange, from Monrovia to the most remote villages, their vision is clear: no child left behind. #ProjectRESPECT

There’s a grounded confidence in Ghana’s approach to EdTech. My discussions with Prof. Smile Dzisi and her team reaffirmed what many of us already know: Ghana doesn’t follow trends - it shapes them. @smiledzisi @larryagbador @peterkwaku @kojokwakye #GhanaEdTech #RESPECTPartner

Last week in Nairobi we didn’t just launch a platform - we launched a new era for African EdTech. RESPECTTM is an open-source digital library for EdTech apps. It makes @auda -NEPAD's bold Africa EdTech 2030 Vision achievable #RESPECTLaunch #AfricaLeadsEdTech

The African Union Development Agency-NEPAD (AUDA-NEPAD) today launched the draft African EdTech 2030: Vision, Plan and Policy framework for consultation and stakeholder input. Learn more: nepad.org

🎉 We’re live at the #STEMtasticAdventures! Africa Symposium in Nairobi! The day is off to a vibrant start as delegates from across Africa and beyond check in, exchange ideas, and prepare for an inspiring day of action and collaboration. 🌍✨

📣 Today, at STEMtastic Adventures! Africa in Nairobi, @NEPAD_Agency launched the draft African EdTech 2030 Vision & Plan a bold, African-led roadmap to transform education systems through locally built, mobile-first digital tools. 🔗 shorturl.at/PR4a7 #EdTechAfrica

What a powerful and thought-provoking special edition of Spotlight Edtech Africa on X Spaces! A heartfelt thank you to our incredible host @KwameNyat and to our distinguished guest, Mr. John Kimotho (@jogitabi), Missed it, click here to listen 👇🏾 1/1

@jogitabi @KwameNyat @SpixFoundation @Code_Yangu @mylohebron @Alomajadebayo With deep roots in education media and technology implementation across the continent, he brings unmatched insight into what’s holding EdTech back - and what we must do next. This is not just another conversation.

Set your reminders! This promises to be a good one! #Spotlightedtechafrica - Special Edition! Cc: @jogitabi @SpixFoundation @Proj_RESPECT

@jogitabi @KwameNyat @SpixFoundation @Code_Yangu @mylohebron @Alomajadebayo It’s a call to rethink systems, confront realities, and shape smarter pathways for African learners. - Save the date. - Join the space. - Tell your network. This one’s not to be missed.

Join me today as I speak to @KwameNyat, @GETAGhana on #SpotlightEdTechAfrica on X spaces . Join the insightful conversation as we discuss why EdTech is still missing in Africa's classrooms!