Twiva Partners with Niajiri and ISA Africa to Offer Professional Courses to 1 Million Creators in East Africa

Africa’s creators don’t just need followers. They need futures. 

There’s no shortage of people making content, the issue is that most of them are figuring it out alone, without training, without mentors, and without any clear route from “creator with a following” to “professional with a career.”  

Brand deals come and go. Payments are inconsistent. The knowledge gap is real. 

But that’s changing. And fast. 

Twiva, in partnership with the International School of Advertising (ISA Africa) and Niajiri, is building something the creator economy has needed for a long time: a pipeline that takes creators from raw potential to real, sustainable careers; fully equipped with certified skills, professional networks, and real earning opportunities. 

This is infrastructure, an ecosystem. 

Brands are spending more. Audiences are growing. But without the right skills, tools, and opportunities, most creators are still going at it alone, undervalued, underpaid, and unsupported. 

That is why this partnership has come at the right time. 

Three Forces. One Ecosystem. 

Twiva – The Creator-First Ecosystem 

Twiva is built on a single, non-negotiable truth: when creators win, everyone wins. From Twiva Influence to Twiva Academy, each solution under Twiva’s ecosystem is designed to give creators the full stack of support they need to learn, earn, grow, scale, and succeed, all in one place. 

“This partnership helps us to not only upskill creators but also position them to be market ready, unlocking meaningful jobs for them.”  Peter Kironji, CO-Founder & CEO, Twiva

Twiva Academy sits at the heart of this evolution. More than a learning platform, it brings together brands, industry experts, partners, and creators into one seamless space.  

Simply put, it’s where ambition becomes action. 

ISA Africa — Where Professionals Are Made 

The International School of Advertising has spent decades building the advertising, marketing, and communication professionals who shape Africa’s most influential campaigns. Now, ISA is turning that expertise toward the creator economy. 

ISA Africa will design and deliver structured training programs, workshops, and masterclasses aligned with industry best practices, complete with certifications that carry real professional weight.  

With ISA, creators graduating won’t just be upskilled. They’ll be accredited. 

“ISA’s mission is to build capacity in the marketing and advertising industry in a sustainable way. This partnership with Twiva aligns with our mission and provides a seal of quality and accreditation to the creators.” Susan Makau, Co-Founder and Executive Director, ISA.  

Niajiri – Where Skills Meet Opportunity 

A skill without an opportunity is a missed future. That’s where Niajiri comes in. 

“As Niajiri, we are excited to be part of this partnership as it offers the thousands of youths we have on our platform a learning and earning opportunity.” Lilian Secelela, Co-Founder & CEO, Niajiri.  

Niajiri’s platform is built to connect skilled individuals to real earning opportunities that match their capabilities, growth stage, and ambitions. For creators coming through the Twiva-ISA pipeline, Niajiri becomes the launchpad, the place where newly certified, professionally trained creators step into a live, active opportunity marketplace. 

Together, these three platforms create a complete journey: Learn. Get Certified. Earn. 

What This Means for Creators 

Whether you’re a nano-creator just starting out or a macro-influencer looking to professionalize your brand, this partnership speaks directly to you. 

You no longer have to guess your way through brand deals. You won’t have to chase payments or accept undervalued contracts.  

With Twiva’s ecosystem behind you, ISA’s world-class training sharpening your craft, and Niajiri’s opportunities waiting on the other side, the path from creator to career professional has never been clearer. 

This is full-stack support for Africa’s next generation of digital leaders. 

What This Means for Africa’s Creator Economy 

Africa is at a tipping point. The creator economy is a growth engine. In Kenya alone, influencer marketing spend is rising fast, and the young, digitally native population is proving that content creation is a legitimate, scalable career. 

But for the industry to truly mature, it needs more than spend. It needs standards. It needs infrastructure. It needs ecosystems where creativity is professionalised, ambition is structured, and success is shared. 

Twiva, ISA Africa, and Niajiri aren’t just responding to the moment. They’re shaping what comes next. 

The Future Is Creator-Led 

The most powerful voice in modern marketing isn’t a billboard. It’s a creator you trust, talking to you from a platform you love. 

Africa’s creators have always had the voice. Now they have the ecosystem to back it up. 

What’s More?  

You catch us on 27th March 2026 at the University of Nairobi Towers for the Twiva x ISA Creator Campus Activation themed The Creator Revolution: Turn Your Passion into a Paycheck.  

Date: 27th March 

Time: 9:30AM