Egyptian ed-tech startup iSchool raises $4.5m funding for international expansion

Disrupt AfricaTom Jackson · 5 January 2024 at 06:00

Egyptian ed-tech startup iSchool has raised US$4.5 million in funding to accelerate its expansion plans into six additional countries in the MENA region, among other things. Founded in 2018, by Mohamed Algawish, Mustafa AbdelMon’em, Ebrahim Youssef and Mohamed Nabil, iSchool offers live gamified…
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