Glad Pre and Primary School (GPPS) is a cornerstone project of the Katoki Foundation, dedicated to providing high-quality early childhood and primary education. GPPS fosters a nurturing environment where children can grow academically, socially, and emotionally, laying a strong foundation for lifelong learning.
The school emphasizes a holistic approach to education, integrating modern teaching methods with values rooted in the Ubuntu philosophy. This ensures pupils not only excel in academics but also develop empathy, creativity, and a strong sense of community. Through well-trained educators, engaging curricula, and supportive infrastructure, GPPS aspires to empower young learners to become future leaders and contributors to sustainable development.
The Katoki Institute for Ubuntu Leadership (K-IUL) is a transformative initiative under the Katoki Foundation, dedicated to cultivating compassionate, resilient, and innovative leaders. Rooted in the African Ubuntu philosophy—”I am because we are”—K-IUL focuses on fostering interconnectedness, ethical governance, and inclusive development.
K-IUL offers short courses, leadership training, coaching, and capacity-building programs tailored to individuals and organizations in public, private, and nonprofit sectors. Through its emphasis on creativity, collaboration, and cultural relevance, the institute equips leaders with the tools to navigate complex challenges, drive sustainable development, and inspire positive change within their communities and beyond.
By integrating cutting-edge research, experiential learning, and indigenous wisdom, K-IUL aspires to shape a generation of leaders who prioritize humanity, equity, and progress in the digital age through publications.
Katoki TV and Katoki Radio are dynamic media platforms established under the Katoki Foundation to inform, educate, and inspire communities. These platforms aim to amplify voices, share impactful stories, and foster meaningful conversations that drive sustainable development and leadership rooted in the Ubuntu philosophy.
Katoki TV
Katoki TV delivers engaging visual content focused on education, leadership, and cultural heritage. Its programming includes documentaries, educational series, leadership talks, and community-driven stories. By leveraging digital media, Katoki TV aspires to bridge gaps in knowledge and promote innovative ideas for societal growth.
Katoki Radio
Katoki Radio provides a voice to the community through accessible audio programming. With a focus on educational broadcasts, leadership development, and discussions on pressing social issues, the radio station serves as a hub for knowledge exchange and empowerment, reaching audiences across diverse demographics.
Both platforms are instrumental in shaping public discourse, empowering communities, and fostering a culture of collaboration, innovation, and empathy. Katoki TV and Radio stand as beacons of change, driving awareness and action for a better, interconnected future.
The Glad Vocational Secondary School (GVSS) is a future initiative of the Katoki Foundation aimed at integrating academic excellence with practical skill development. GVSS will provide students with a well-rounded education that combines traditional secondary school curricula with hands-on vocational training in areas such as agriculture, technology, mechanics, and entrepreneurship. The school’s goal is to empower young learners with market-ready skills, preparing them to thrive in both employment and entrepreneurial ventures. Rooted in the Ubuntu philosophy, GVSS will emphasize teamwork, creativity, and resilience, fostering a generation of innovative thinkers and doers who can contribute meaningfully to their communities and the broader economy.
The Glad Vocational Training Centre (GVTC) is envisioned as a hub for skill development, offering specialized training programs for youth and adults. The center will cater to various trades and professions, including carpentry, welding, tailoring, information technology, and more, with a strong focus on practical, job-oriented learning. GVTC’s mission is to bridge the gap between education and employment by equipping individuals with the technical expertise and entrepreneurial skills needed to excel in a rapidly changing job market. The center will also offer certification programs, fostering lifelong learning and career advancement opportunities for its trainees. By fostering a spirit of self-reliance and innovation, GVTC will play a critical role in reducing unemployment and promoting sustainable economic growth within local communities.
The AI & Development Institute (AIDI) will be a cutting-edge initiative that integrates artificial intelligence (AI) into the field of development studies. AIDI aims to explore and harness the transformative potential of AI to address pressing societal challenges such as poverty, healthcare, education, and governance. The institute will focus on three core areas: 1) Research and Innovation (conducting advanced studies on AI applications in development, particularly in African contexts); 2) Capacity Building (offering specialised training programs to equip professionals, policymakers, and students with the skills to use AI effectively in their work; 3) Policy Advocacy (Promoting ethical and inclusive AI practices that prioritize humanity, equity, and sustainability). By positioning itself at the intersection of technology and development, AIDI aspires to lead transformative change, empowering African nations to leverage AI for social and economic progress while staying grounded in the Ubuntu philosophy of interconnectedness and shared humanity.