What if we told you that despite being home to over 217,000 school-aged refugee children, Kenya's refugee camps have a net enrollment rate of just 53%? It's a staggering statistic that highlights the gaping holes in the education system.

In recent years, TECNO, a leading technology brand, has been working closely with UNHCR to bridge this gap.

But what does this partnership really mean for the future of African refugee children? Let's break it down.

The partnership aims to provide high-quality, protective education for refugee children, which has already reached 17,370 refugee children and 40 refugee DAFI scholars over the past four years.

On the surface, it's a noble effort.

But what about the thousands of refugee children who are still out of school? And what about the quality of education itself? Are we just paying lip service to the concept of education or are we truly committed to empowering these children?

One thing is certain - the stakes are high.

Investing in primary education now could potentially yield a brighter future for these children.

But we must also acknowledge the complexities and challenges that come with providing education in refugee camps.

Rethinking Education for African Refugee Children: A Critical Look at TECNO and UNHCR's Partnership

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