IT Web Africa has recently announced a surge in mobile internet users in Zambia from 5.2 million to over 7.1 million in over a year. This comes just months after the country has announced that 80% of the fibre optic infrastructure has been laid, strongly boosting Zambia’s internet connectivity.
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UNICAF operates the leading online educational platform, offering affordable, quality higher education to underserved markets, in collaboration with reputable universities in the UK, Europe and Africa. UNICAF provides a holistic solution to qualified individuals, who are looking for the most affordable and flexible way to earn internationally recognised degrees. Facilitating 24/7 access to course material, UNICAF allows students to study at their most convenient times and places, for a fraction of the cost, thanks to the generous UNICAF scholarships, offered to all eligible candidates.
An efficient healthcare system, affordable and accessible to all citizens, is a vital component of a nation’s well-being. Providing the right care for the elderly, liberates the working-age population, allowing them to be productive and creative in the workplace; while efficient healthcare for adults and children ensures that the active population can create and produce more value for their community. Designing and maintaining an effective healthcare system has been of primary importance for the majority of nations in the last decades. Take Kenya, for example, where President Uhuru Kenyatta’s Big Four plan, has made the provision of effective healthcare…
Over the past years, UNICAF has become an acronym for quality higher education, bringing affordable, internationally recognised university degrees to underserved markets, in collaboration with reputable universities in the UK, Europe and Africa.
University education, once the privilege, becomes increasingly popular and a standard in many companies. This initially created a disadvantage for students located in rural or in lesser developed areas. Luckily, technology filled the gap and created a solution. Online education evolved into a highly effective option to a degree, easy-to-use and cost-efficient option for people in different countries, whether they are working professionals, heads of a large family or young people at the start of their careers. With an online degree, students have the flexibility to study at any time and from any place. The advantage of this is that…
UNICAF is proud to announce its partnership with the National Youth Service Corps, Lagos State Secretariat in Nigeria. The partnership was reached by the NYSC State Co-ordinator, Prince Mohammed Momoh, and Dr Nicos Nicolaou, Chief Executive Officer of UNICAF, in the presence of Olufemi Apena and Emmanuel Ebanehita, Country Manager and Marketing Manager of UNICAF Nigeria and distinguished members of the NYSC management.
“I once asked a candidate who had applied for a Master’s programme if he already had a Bachelor and his response was ' No! I am married with kids!', that was a funny response, and I still laugh when I think about it today…”
The UNICAF London Conference 2017 was an inspirational meeting that brought together students from 40 different countries, on August 11, to discuss the future of education, new learning technologies, and UNICAF‘s contribution to the development of Africa and the region through quality higher education.
UNICAF students in Lagos, Nigeria were invited to a social event, on the 15th of July, held at a nice café in town, to meet and interact with fellow students. The main purpose of this get together was to encourage UNICAF students to exchange experiences and ideas and to instill in them the sense of belonging to a large and friendly family: the UNICAF community, now firmly present in nine different countries and continuing to expand.
UNICAF invited Ugandan students to meet in a nice café in Kampala to get to know each other and to network. 10 students, doing University of Nicosia degree programmes through UNICAF, met on July 15th and had a great time talking about their experiences. After coffee and snacks the group expressed their joy and gratitude for this opportunity to meet with fellow UNICAF students in Uganda. They even wrote down their remarks on coloured sticky notes, took photographs of the event and expressed their satisfaction and pride for being a UNICAF student in video testimonials.