Ventures built to meet
real human needs.

BBT delivers personalized patient care through a network of staffed neighborhood clinics — primary care, urgent care, imaging, vision and dental — paired with mobile technology for real-time monitoring and access to a global network of providers. Starting in Ghana, expanding across the continent.

An IT company providing environmentally-friendly transport. WnR converts gas scooters, motorcycles, tricycles, buses and ferries to electric and builds the charging and battery-vending infrastructure to keep them running — creating jobs, harnessing renewable energy and supporting REDD+ goals. Initial target: 500,000 vehicles.

Harnessing the power of video games to revolutionize how people acquire career skills. Players earn badges and certificates that validate competency and improve marketability — saving employers and employees time and cost while steering talent toward critical sectors: agriculture, healthcare, energy and transportation.

Voices of the African Continent — a digital media company delivering economic, political and cultural content from 54 African countries, aiming to be the principal source of news and entertainment to, about and from Africa. Its inaugural show, Africa Capital Markets TODAY, empowers entrepreneurs and investors seeking opportunity on the continent.

Pharaoh’s Platter brings together nutrient-dense foods, traditional recipes and natural remedies from across Africa — building a food-as-medicine platform rooted in the continent’s own culinary heritage.

S.T. ONE Motors is developing the SARAH T ONE, a purpose-built terrain vehicle concept engineered for Africa’s demanding landscapes — from Saharan dunes and sub-Saharan mud to rocky escarpments and flooded roads.

SolaRuf builds and installs solar systems across Africa, supporting communities, distributed clean energy deployment and future clean energy sales directly to the grid.

Ajo Air is being developed to improve intra-African connectivity, with offices in San Francisco and Hong Kong and major hubs planned for Lagos and Nairobi.