Education, technology and opportunity for every African school.
TINFO Foundation is an education and technology-focused foundation established in honor and memory of our father, advancing educational opportunity, digital inclusion, innovation, research, and institutional development across Africa.
To expand educational opportunity across Africa by connecting education with technology, digital infrastructure, research, innovation, global partnerships, scholarships, and recognition.
An Africa where every learner and educational institution, regardless of location or resources, can access the technology, opportunities, knowledge, and global connections needed to thrive.
Its purpose is to help students, educators, schools, and communities gain access to the technology, knowledge, infrastructure, opportunities, recognition, and connections needed to participate fully in a changing global world.
What TINFO Foundation does
Scholarships & Educational Access
Scholarships, bursaries, educational grants, school support, learning materials, sponsorships, and assistance for promising or underserved students.
School Digitalization
Websites, digital school infrastructure, digital administration, online visibility, technology adoption, digital literacy, and school transformation projects.
Technology & Computer Labs
Establish and equip computer labs, refurbish technology spaces, provide devices and software, support connectivity, and create practical digital-learning environments.
African Schools Digital Alliance
AfricaSDA, the Foundation's network connecting African schools with one another and with technology, partners, institutions, resources, and opportunities globally.
Educational Opportunities
Internships, mentorship, exchanges, training, certifications, university opportunities, international programs, educational resources, and opportunity matching.
Research & Innovation
Educational research, technology research, school innovation projects, publications, reports, pilot programs, data initiatives, and research partnerships.
Conferences & Knowledge Exchange
Conferences, summits, workshops, seminars, webinars, educator forums, student forums, and institutional roundtables.
Competitions & Marathons
Coding marathons, hackathons, mathematics competitions, science challenges, robotics competitions, reading challenges, innovation competitions, and school-versus-school challenges.
Awards & Recognition
Student achievement awards, teacher awards, school innovation awards, technology leadership awards, research prizes, and annual TINFO Foundation honors.
Membership & Partnerships
Institutional membership, individual supporters, corporate partners, universities, NGOs, technology companies, diaspora professionals, sponsors, and international collaborators.
Ten pillars, one purpose: a school that can teach with the tools of its time.
One institution, nine programmes
TINFO Foundation is the institution. AfricaSDA is the school network. A school can become an AfricaSDA member school, receive a website through a TINFO Digital Schools project, enter students in a TINFO Coding Marathon, nominate a teacher for a TINFO Education Award, attend a TINFO Conference, receive a TINFO Computer Lab, and see one of its students awarded a TINFO Scholarship.
TINFO Digital Schools
Explore the programme →School digitalization and digital infrastructure
TINFO Computer Labs
Explore the programme →Computer labs, devices, connectivity and technology access
TINFO Research & Innovation
Explore the programme →Research, publications, pilots and educational innovation
TINFO Conferences & Forums
Explore the programme →Conferences, workshops and knowledge exchange
TINFO Challenges
Explore the programme →Hackathons, coding marathons, STEM competitions and academic challenges
TINFO Awards
Explore the programme →Students, teachers, schools, researchers and educational leadership
African Schools Digital Alliance
The Foundation's network connecting African schools with one another and with technology, partners, institutions, resources, and opportunities globally. Membership is open to primary, secondary and technical schools across the continent.
Let the memory of Daddy Titus be with us forever
Born in 1939 and schooled at the Basel Mission School in Kumbo, he taught as a pupil teacher before training in Nigeria and England, qualifying FCIS, and serving Cameroon for more than two decades as an accountant, Chief of Service and Technical Adviser with the rank of Director. He was a pillar in his family and in the lives of so many loved ones, and he believed in education and technology as the way forward.
He leaves behind his wife Monica Vuzu Minang Fomuso, seven children, 19 grandchildren, daughters and sons in law, and a slew of extended children, family and friends. The Foundation carries his name so that his belief in educational growth continues in the schools of the continent he served.
“God's people never say good bye for the last time.”Written by Titus Ntungwen Fomuso, 2 November 2016READ HIS LIFE IN HIS OWN WORDS
13 & 14 February 2027
Dallas, TexasThe Foundation launches in Dallas, Texas, on the weekend of his birthday. Schools, partners, alumni and family are invited.
Held in Dallas, Texas. The venue, programme and all further details will follow on this page and by email to everyone who registers.
Tell us you are coming
The launch takes place in Dallas, Texas. Registration is free, and we will write to you with the venue, the programme for both days and travel notes as soon as they are confirmed.
Three ways to join the work
Schools
Join AfricaSDA, request a digital schools project, apply for a computer lab, or nominate students and teachers for awards.
Support a school →Partners & sponsors
Corporate partners, universities, NGOs, technology companies and international collaborators fund labs, scholarships and research.
Fund a programme →Family & diaspora
Individual supporters and diaspora professionals give, mentor, and carry the network into new schools and new countries.
Give monthly →
Every one of these begins with a gift
Give once, or every month, quarter or six months. You choose which programme it goes to.