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Impact

Infrastructure that compounds.

Every deployment expands three markets at once, education, financial inclusion and future employability, while repayments recycle into the next cohort. This is what the platform footprint looks like today, published openly as it grows.

Where we work

We are operational in Southern Africa today, with a clear roadmap to expand across the continent through partnerships with ministries, schools and corporates.

Platform footprint

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E.Y.E platform footprint across AfricaActive in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Pending in Zambia, Malawi, Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Liberia, DRC, Morocco, Mauritius.AngolaBurundiBeninBurkina FasoBotswanaCentral African RepublicIvory CoastCameroonDRCRepublic of the CongoDjiboutiAlgeriaEgyptEritreaEthiopiaGabonGhanaGuineaGambiaGuinea BissauEquatorial GuineaKenyaLiberiaLibyaLesothoMoroccoMadagascarMaliMozambiqueMauritaniaMalawiNamibiaNigerNigeriaRwandaWestern SaharaSudanSouth SudanSenegalSierra LeoneSomaliaSwazilandChadTogoTunisiaUnited Republic of TanzaniaUgandaSouth AfricaZambiaZimbabweMauritiusMauritiusDRCGhanaKenyaLiberiaMoroccoMalawiUgandaSouth AfricaZambiaZimbabwe

Impact, in numbers

Startup phase

We are in early-stage deployment. Rather than publish figures that don't yet reflect meaningful scale, we're building the foundations, first cohorts, first institutional partners, first repayments into the pool.

As the platform scales, this section will publish live figures across learners reached, schools partnered, laptops deployed, capital recycled and countries active, transparently and openly.

Classroom Impact

The platform in classrooms

Behind every number is a learner, a classroom and a moment where digital access opens a new door.

African schoolchildren using E.Y.E Laptops during a classroom lesson
Whole-class digital learningPupils follow a lesson together on their own devices, moving from passive listening to active research and creation.
Students collaborating over an E.Y.E Laptop in a group exercise
Peer-to-peer collaborationSmall groups use the E.Y.E Laptop to share ideas, build projects and solve problems together — skills that transfer beyond the classroom.

Partners

  • ECOZI
  • Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education — Zimbabwe
  • Partner schools
  • Partner universities
  • Corporate CSI partners

Why it matters

The real measurement is not devices delivered, it is futures unlocked and capital recycled. Every connected learner enters the digital economy, and every repayment fuels the next learner behind them. That is infrastructure with a social multiplier.

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