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In a bold move to accelerate Africa’s digital transformation, Techway Africa has entered into a strategic partnership withVibranium Valley Foundation and Cardano, the world’s leading blockchain ecosystem and digital asset exchange. Together, the two organizations will train 10,000 aspiring tech professionals across Africa, equipping them with future-ready skills in blockchain, Web3, software engineering, and digital innovation.
This initiative marks a defining milestone for Techway Africa as it expands its operations beyond Nigeria into key African markets including Kenya, Ghana, and South Africa. The expansion reflects Techway Africa’s mission to build a continent-wide network of young innovators who can compete globally while solving local challenges.
Since its inception in 2023, Techway Africa has quickly established itself as a leading force in Africa’s digital skills movement. In that time, the organization has trained and mentored over 2,000 young Africans in areas such as software development, data analytics, and product management, partnered with leading organizations to deliver career readiness programs, helping hundreds secure roles in African startups and international tech companies. built a vibrant community of learners and innovators across Nigeria, fostering entrepreneurship through hackathons, bootcamps, and demo days. These achievements provide a strong foundation for Techway Africa’s next chapter: scaling its impact beyond Nigeria into other African countries, starting with East and Southern Africa.
Oyinkansola Osifalujo, Founder of Techway Africa, emphasized the significance of the expansion:
“At Techway Africa, our mission has always been about equipping Africans with the right skills to thrive in a rapidly changing world. In just one year, we’ve seen how access to training and mentorship can transform lives in Nigeria. Now, with Binance’s support, we are scaling this vision across the continent—impacting thousands of young people in Kenya, Ghana, South Africa, and beyond. This is not just an expansion of our footprint, it is an expansion of opportunity for Africa’s youth.”
Rajim Amrabt, Director for Vibranium Africa,, echoed this, adding:
“Africa is one of the fastest-growing regions for blockchain adoption and digital innovation. Partnering with Techway Africa as they expand into new markets enables us to empower even more young Africans with the skills to succeed. We are investing in the next generation of African tech leaders who will build solutions not just for Africa, but for the global economy.”
Applications for the program will open in the coming weeks, with training sessions set to roll out first in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, and South Africa, before extending to additional African countries. The curriculum will cover Blockchain Fundamentals & Web3 Development, Software Engineering and Product Development, Digital Innovation & Problem-Solving and Career Readiness, Mentorship, and Networking Graduates will receive certifications, access to global tech communities, and opportunities for internships and placements. By expanding beyond Nigeria, Techway Africa aims to create a pan-African community of innovators and problem-solvers, reducing unemployment and strengthening Africa’s presence in the global digital economy.
Techway Africa is a pan-African technology empowerment initiative focused on building a generation of skilled and globally competitive tech professionals. Founded in 2023, Techway Africa has trained over 1,000 learners, facilitated career placements, and nurtured startups founded by alumni. With its expansion into Kenya, Ghana, South Africa, and beyond in the works, Techway Africa is scaling its mission to democratize access to world-class tech education across the continent.
