Kenya’s EdTech, Craydel, Expands to Ghana, Extending Footprint to Eight Markets
Craydel has expanded into Ghana, extending its AI-powered student recruitment platform to eight African markets as it helps students apply to universities abroad...
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Kenyan EdTech startup Craydel has expanded its operations into Ghana, marking its entry into its eighth African market.
- Craydel, an AI-powered platform for international university applications, now serves eight markets across Africa.
- The startup was founded in 2021 by Manish Sardana, John Nguru, and Shayne Aman Premji.
- Craydel has raised over $2.5 million to support its pan-African education recruitment platform.
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