Tag: #BuiltforAfrica
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#BuiltForAfrica: Learn and Gain Traction at the Same Time with Scorler
Scorler, a student portfolio and networking platform from Neo-Tech, launched on June 15, 2026, and describes itself as a place where African university students can “connect, showcase skills, and discover opportunities.” CEO Doonen Daniel Anyorikyo puts the founding idea more simply: learn and gain at the same time.
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The Techiesnode Storytelling Masterclass Returns This October
After a strong first run, the Storytelling Masterclass is back for its second edition, coming this October. If there is one thing the first session, held at TechRoom Innovation Hub made one thing clear: founders in Ibadan’s tech ecosystem have compelling stories, they just haven’t been given the tools to tell them. This edition builds…
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#BuiltForAfrica: TourStack By Ckrowd
TourStack Wants to Make African Concerts Bankable. The Real Test Is Whether Banks Believe It. For Olukayode Adebayo, Founder/ CEO of Ckrowd, a concert is not just a concert; it is a temporary economy where people buy tickets, businesses provide services, workers get paid, and stakeholders at different levels earn money. But music concerts in…
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BuiltForAfrica: TradeStack The App To Unite all Virtual Payments
TradeStack Is Betting That Nigerians Want One App to move Money, Not Five. Managing money as a Nigerian internet user can be stressful. One has to keep track of different apps for different transactions. A different app for crypto. Another for gift cards. A third for airtime and bills. If you perhaps happen to…
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BuiltForAfrica: HAVORA, Less Swiping, More Intention
A new relationship-tech platform wants to replace the swipe deck with verification, compatibility research and curated introductions. Nigeria’s dating app landscape is not short of options. From swipe-first platforms chasing volume to location-based apps built around proximity, the model has largely converged on the same loop: discover, swipe, match, chat, repeat. HAVORA,…
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BuiltForAfrica: AgroSuiteHQ
AgroSuiteHQ Is Betting That Agribusiness’s Biggest Problem Isn’t the Farm It’s the Back Office To the layman the problem with Nigeria’s agribusiness value chain is are principally poor power supply to preserve perishable goods, poor road networks and insecurity. But if you sit with operators across Nigeria, a second layer emerges that has nothing…
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#BuiltforAfrica: Gridsense
A Power Solution That Wants You to See a Blackout Coming Before It Happens There is an existential dread that Nigerians, and indeed many Africans that we care to admit live with. It is the dread of our unreliable grid. We can live with the fact that power will go out, the fear is …
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#BuiltforAfrica: SailsPro, The B2B Sales Tool African Teams Have Been Waiting For
SailsPro is automating the grind of prospecting and it’s doing it for teams that think in Naira, not dollars. Ask any B2B sales rep in Lagos, Nairobi, or Accra what their Monday morning looks like, and you’ll likely hear the same answer: LinkedIn tabs, spreadsheets, and a growing backlog of leads that haven’t been…
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BuiltforAfrica: KeepAza Is Giving African Freelancers a Payment Identity That Matches Their Hustle
There is a scene that plays out millions of times a day across Nigeriaand honestly, across much of Africa. A freelancer wraps up a project, asks to get paid, and then begins the awkward ritual: typing a ten-digit account number into a WhatsApp chat, screenshotting it, praying the client doesn’t make a typo, and…
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Built For Africa: Ewe Marketplace Enhancing Access to African Wellness Systems
Ewe Marketplace is an indigenous African technology and cultural knowledge platform focused on preserving, modernising, and expanding access to Yoruba herbal knowledge, traditional plants, indigenous wellness systems, books, cultural education, and community commerce through digital technology. Founded in Nigeria, Ewe combines culture, artificial intelligence, education, and commerce into a growing ecosystem designed to bridge traditional…
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