Contracts, Courses, and Business Advisory built for how business actually works here.
Africa-specific. Africa-tested. Africa-priced.
Real courses on how business actually works here, taught by people who’ve done it.
SheBoss for women building beyond the trade. Climed for climate builders. MyKraft for the hands that build this continent.
Most of the advice African businesses get was written for someone else’s economy.
Not because everything elsewhere is wrong, but because nothing built for somewhere else fully fits here, and we got tired of pretending it did.
Meet the advisors. These are AI advisors, not chatbots. They write the document, draft the policy, run the model. You review. Trained on African law, African market norms, and the actual mistakes African businesses make.
Contracts, NDAs, shareholder agreements, compliance reviews. Flags when you should still see a lawyer.
Models, cap tables, runway, investor letters, built for multi-currency revenue and FX volatility.
Decks that work in African boardrooms, objection trees, scripts, and follow-up sequences.
Young women and climate activists building real local clean-energy solutions: solar microgrids, cookstove redesigns, biogas systems for their own communities.
Real training for electricians, welders, tilers, carpenters then placement into skill clusters that take on paid projects. A paycheque, not a certificate in a drawer.
There were seven of us doing the same thing in the same neighbourhood and we didn’t know each other. Now we share suppliers, we share customers when we’re full, and three of us are launching a shared
brand.
I’ve done other business courses online. This is the first one that didn’t assume I had a US bank account, US tax rules, or a US market. Every module answered a question I actually have.
E-commerce founder, Kano
VAT registration thresholds, provisional tax, all of it. Kofi walked me through what actually applied to my business instead of dumping a generic checklist on me.
Not entirely, and we won’t pretend otherwise. Ade, Zara, Kofi, and Amara handle the 90% of paperwork that’s routine: contracts, policies, models, decks. Zara is specifically built to flag when a situation is complex or high-stakes enough that you need a human lawyer, and we’ll tell you plainly when that’s the case. Think of them as your first line, not your last.
Business Support does the work for you. It drafts your contract, builds your model, writes your HR policy. The Academy teaches you how business works so you make fewer of the decisions that create that paperwork in the first place. Most people use both: Academy for the thinking, Business Support for the doing.
Yes. Business Support, the Academy, and the Programs (SheBoss, Climed, MyKraft) are separate. Use one, two, or all three depending on what your business needs right now.
