Omega Opticians, a leading firm in eye care in Kenya, becomes the newest entrant of the list of benefit partners in Kenya. Omega Opticians has been in operation in the country for the last 22 years, enjoying a steady growth over the years, and currently has 23 branches countrywide, with 16 branches in Nairobi, 2

ISIC Members in Kenya now have an opportunity to experience Comic Books, Gaming, Animation and Film at a different level, with the entry of Naiccon Limited as a partner. NAICCON is an acronym for NAIROBI COMIC CONVENTION MOMBASA COMIC CONVENTION KIDS CONVENTION a platform which was founded back in 2014, for creatives in the digital

ISIC Kenya in conjunction with LoHo Learning is thrilled to officially announce their partnership. The signing ceremony was held on October 31, 2023, at ISIC Kenya’s offices in the presence of James Ong’ang’a – CEO & Fonder of LoHo Learning, Hamisi Hassan – Managing Director, ISIC Kenya, Christine Nderimo – General Manager, ISIC Kenya, David

ISIC Kenya recently had the opportunity to be part of the Kenya Private School Association (KPSA) conference and annual general meeting, which was held at the Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort & Spa in Mombasa. KPSA is an umbrella body for private education institutions in Kenya. The membership constitutes of proprietors/directors of private schools across all

EdTech; a commonly used word in the education ecosystem in Africa. EdTech basically sums up the words “Educational Technology”. Educational Technology is well summarized by Wikipedia as “the combined use of computer hardware, software, and educational theory and practice to facilitate learning.” Interesting to note, the COVID 19 pandemic caused a major disruption in the

EdTech; a commonly used word in the education ecosystem in Africa. EdTech basically sums up the words “Educational Technology”. Educational Technology is well summarized by Wikipedia as “the combined use of computer hardware, software, and educational theory and practice to facilitate learning.” Interesting to note, the COVID 19 pandemic caused a major disruption in the

Smart Brain Kenya has made learning for schools in Kenya more accessible, by entering into a benefit partnership with ISIC Kenya. Speaking at the partnership signing, Lemuel Kinyanzwii, founder of Smart Brain intimated his belief, that Kenyan children deserved an opportunity to learn how to code, as is being experienced in developed countries such as