Growing up in Zimbabwe, Tadiwa saw firsthand how the education system, while rich in potential, often left many behind. She watched brilliant classmates struggle - not because they lacked ability, but because they lacked resources & opportunities to fully thrive. When she later pursued her tertiary studies abroad in England, the contrast was striking.

Why should access to quality learning be subjective? That question stuck with her.

Tadiwa then founded taidEd with one goal: to bridge that gap.

This isn’t just about technology - it’s about people. It’s about the student studying by the candle late at night, the teacher wanting to give more but stretched too thin and the dreamer who knows they’re capable of greatness if only given the chance.

taidEd is for you. It’s for all of us who believe that learning should be empowering, accessible and above all hopeful!