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Educatalyst Africa podcast explores the triumphs, challenges, and solutions within the educational landscape of Africa. We aim to spotlight transformative solutions that can stimulate Africa’s development through top-notch equitable and inclusive education. We will have deep conversations with some of the most brilliant minds in and outside of Africa. Hosted by Nneka Otokwala, a Nigerian lawyer and development enthusiast with a passion for building sustainable and equitable education systems in Africa. Nneka has over 15 years of legal experience and is currently with the World Bank Group.*
*Opinions expressed by Nneka in this podcast are solely hers and do not reflect the opinions and beliefs of the World Bank Group.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
monthly
Average audio length:
47 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
34 episodes
since Dec. 27, 2023
episodic
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In this episode, Nneka is joined by Isabella Wussah-Tetteh to explore the realities of education in rural Ghana and the gap that can exist between education policy and what students, teachers, and communities experience on the ground.
Drawing on Isabella’s perspective and experiences, the conversat…
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In this episode, Nneka is joined by Allen Thomas to explore the realities of teaching and learning in low-resource contexts, where educators often have to navigate limited infrastructure, materials, and support while still striving to provide meaningful learning experiences.
Drawing on Allen’s expe…
In this episode, Nneka is joined by Rashiq Fataar to explore how the design of our cities influences the way students learn, grow, and thrive. Drawing on Rashiq’s expertise in urban planning and city development, the conversation examines how the built environment can either create opportunities fo…
In this episode, Nneka Otokwala speaks with Simi Nwogugu, CEO of JA Africa and founder of the 10 Million African Girls (10MAG) Campaign. Simi shares the inspiration behind this ambitious initiative, her journey advocating for girls' education and economic empowerment, and her vision for equipp…
In this episode, Nneka is joined by Scolla Jonathan for a reflective conversation on The Education I Wish I Had — a series exploring the gaps between traditional education systems and the realities young people face today. Drawing from Scolla’s personal experiences and perspective as a young change…
In this episode, Nneka is joined by Prof. Kingsley Moghalu OON to explore what it truly means to rethink and reform education systems for Africa’s future. Drawing on his deep experience in economics, policy, and leadership, the conversation challenges long-standing assumptions about how education i…
In this episode, Nneka is joined by Yamal Matabudul to explore how Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) can be better aligned with the evolving needs of industry in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR). Drawing on Yamal’s C-suite and hands-on experience in skills deve…
In this episode, Nneka is joined by Chinwude Nwana to explore how education systems can be better aligned with the realities of today’s and tomorrow’s world of work. Drawing on Chinwude’s experience across education and workforce development, the conversation examines the growing skills gap and wha…
In this episode, Nneka is joined by Jussi-Pekka Jarvinen to explore how Finland’s approach to digital pedagogy is reshaping teacher training for the future. Drawing on Jussi-Pekka’s experience in education innovation, the conversation unpacks how educators can be better equipped to teach in technol…
In this episode, Nneka is joined by Amina Ben Amar, a leading voice in ethical education and youth development, to explore Future-Ready: What African Students Should Learn Today. Drawing on her experience at the intersection of learning, innovation, and social impact, Amina examines how ethics must…
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