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- The collaboration seeks to play a significant role in closing the tech skills gap in Africa, fostering job creation, entrepreneurship, and empowering the continent’s youth with in-demand digital skills.
- Through the partnership, Microsoft and Gebeya aim to upskill 300,000 developers across eight countries over the next three years.
- They include Kenya, South Africa, Ethiopia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Lesotho, Nigeria, Egypt and Mozambique.
Microsoft and Gebeya Inc., the leading Pan-African SaaS-enabled tech talent marketplace, have partnered to launch a new skills and jobs matching platform called Microsoft.Gebeya.com.
The collaboration seeks to play a significant role in closing the tech skills gap in Africa, fostering job creation, entrepreneurship, and empowering the continent’s youth with in-demand digital skills.
Through the partnership, Microsoft and Gebeya aim to upskill 300,000 developers across eight countries over the next three years, including Kenya, South Africa, Ethiopia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Lesotho, Nigeria, Egypt and Mozambique.
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