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SA ed-tech startup Snapplify expanding its presence in West Africa

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By Tom Jackson on November 16, 2022 Southern Africa, Startups, West Africa

South African ed-tech company Snapplify is investing heavily in expanding its presence in the West Africa region.

Founded in 2012, Snapplify enables digital learning via the largest digital education marketplace in Africa. Snapplify is the largest aggregator of digital content in Africa; has the largest network of independent booksellers in Africa; and is the home of the largest community of teachers in Africa.

Thousands of educational institutions across Africa use Snapplify every day to teach, learn, and access educational content, while its technology is used by education businesses and governments throughout the wider education ecosystem to power their ed-tech products and interventions.

Snapplify is now investing in expanding in West Africa, having already had hundreds of registrations by educational institutions in the region. 

“Schools and tertiary institutions are looking for high-quality education tools that are relevant and appropriate for their region,” said Snapplify CEO Wesley Lynch. “Snapplify is offering them just that.”

To support its expansion in the region, Snapplify is growing its local team, having recently hired Doyin Shonubi as sales manager. The company also has offices across South Africa, as well as in Kenya, Europe, the UK and the US.

“Collaboration and partnership have always been a key part of Snapplify’s success story and our ability to drive meaningful change,” said Lynch. “We are looking forward to connecting with more local players to empower even more West African educational institutions and students with everything they need to teach and learn.”

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