Tonee Ndungu: Kenyan Innovator Transforming Education Through Technology in Africa

He is the founder of Kytabu, an app designed to make educational content more accessible and affordable for students across Africa.

Kytabu allows students to lease digital textbooks by page, chapter, or book, reducing the cost of education for many.

With a background in media and communication, Tonee has dedicated his career to addressing educational disparities in Africa.

He is a recognized TED Fellow, a title given to individuals with the potential to make significant contributions to the world.

His TED talks have highlighted the importance of using technology to improve access to education.

Tonee’s work with Kytabu has had a measurable social impact, helping to bridge the gap in educational resources in underserved communities.

He has received numerous awards for his contributions to education and technology and is widely respected as a leader in the African tech ecosystem.

In addition to his entrepreneurial ventures, Tonee is an active public speaker and mentor.

He regularly shares his insights at international conferences and is committed to guiding young entrepreneurs in Africa.

His achievements reflect a deep commitment to using technology for social good, particularly in the field of education.

With 10 years in Edtech, he is now fascinated by the convergence of EdTech and FinTech and the power both of those bring to individuals, families and communities in Africa.