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AbdulKarim Mohamed has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in April 2024. The social media accounts linked to from AbdulKarim Mohamed are: • LinkedIn • X Besides social media accounts, abdul.karim has populated their site with: • Challenge for new CEO of Mastercard Foundation: Restore trust and clarify strategy in Africa • The Monetization Dilemma in Africa’s Creative Sector • African EdTech - Unlocking $4B of Private Capital • AI in African Education: New Frontier or Familiar Failure? • Africa’s $4B EdTech Paradox: 80% of Funds Cite It, Fewer Than 3% Back It • What Kenyan Teachers Really Think About AI— And Why Listening Matters • Africa's Hidden $100M Education Business • Africa’s Job Creation Dilemma: Chasing Trends, Missing Solutions • Mastercard Foundation’s Next President May Be More Impactful Than AfDB’s • African ventures should have generated $20.5 billion in exits, but haven’t. Now what? • Entrepreneurship in Africa: the failed $1 billion employment solution? • The 85% Shortfall: Why Africa's Seed startups struggle to advance to Series A • From Chalkboards to Change: Financing Africa’s Educational Future • Gender Lens Investing: 15 years and $30 billion later…for a 1% improvement? • Selling EdTech in Africa is hard: but is tech the problem? • Africa remains knowledge poor despite billions; but who benefits? • As EV startups globally burn cash, what's in store for Africa? • as Fortune 500 companies abandon Africa, who will create jobs? • Africa’s real Missing Middle: middle management • Is African venture capital funding horses disguised as unicorns? • Carbon Credits for African startups: a cautionary benchmark • Summarry_Selling EdTech in Africa is hard.pdf • Full Report_Selling EdTech in Africa is hard.pdf • MCF 2024 EdTech Conference - Key Insights.pdf • Who will be the Harvard and Oxford for Africa's youth? • Acumen_East Africa Education_Opportunities_vF.pdf • African climate finance: Hope, Hype or Hypocrisy? • Decolonizing EdTech in Africa: picking local EdTech solutions over foreign solutions • What can African EdTech ventures learn from Netflix and Spotify's struggles in Africa? • Amazon just bought $650M in nuclear power; what could this mean for African employment? • American Credit Card Debt is now $1+ trillion; is African FinTech following the same path? • Making learning cheaper and more accessible for African children