About ATT

The missing institutional architecture

Africa Tech Trust (ATT) is a digital-tech melting-pot as well as an incubator: mobilizing the emerging tech talents of Africa and the diaspora towards resolving knowledge-economy gaps — anchored on artificial intelligence and blockchain technologies — and striving to build world-class computing solutions and infrastructure that position Africa as a global competitor within the global tech space.

  • A shareholder-owned Private Limited Company — profit with purpose
  • Registered in Nairobi, Kenya — anchored by the Concept Note, the Statutes and the Lusaka Declaration
  • Shareholder-led and independent — governments engage through MoUs, never as shareholders
The business model

Profit with purpose

Monetized, world-class digital applications, built from a market-driven perspective and aligned with the AfCFTA common-market agenda. Charity follows profitability — first, the trust earns.

The trust

What stands

Africa Tech Trust Ltd — the shareholder-owned company: capital, governance and the incubator, with distributed continental ownership and capital-raising independence.

The products

What rises

World-class computing applications — from sector AI models to cross-border Web3 trade — monetized from day one and built for the AfCFTA common market.

Phase One

Six pillars, twelve months

Phase One organises around six strategic pillars — each with a single accountable lead and a clear outcome by June 2027.

  1. 01
    Institutional Formation

    Africa Tech Trust Ltd registered in Nairobi, Kenya; governance instruments in force; the risk-assessment council in place.

  2. 02
    Founding Shareholders & Brand

    Founding shareholders onboarded; brand and website live; the public identity launched.

  3. 03
    Partnership Pipeline

    The first five strategic MoUs signed — governments, foundations and DFIs across the regions.

  4. 04
    Knowledge & Convening

    The first thought-leadership note published; quarterly roundtables running.

  5. 05
    Resource Mobilisation

    The Phase One budget secured through founder shares and seed sponsorship.

  6. 06
    Governance Activation

    Board seated, Council of Founders constituted, first three Technical Committees operational.

Pillar leads are confirmed by the Constituent General Assembly.

The road

Twelve months, four quarters

A quarter-by-quarter shipping plan — refreshed quarterly, reviewed monthly.

  1. Q3 2026Foundation

    The company registered in Nairobi, Kenya; Statutes adopted; Council of Founders constituted; brand and website live.

  2. Q4 2026Standing up

    Board of Directors seated; first Technical Committees launched; first two MoUs signed; shareholding platform live.

  3. Q1 2027Outreach

    Regional roadshow across the five regions and the diaspora; first thought-leadership note; founding cohort announced.

  4. Q2 2027The Inaugural Summit

    The Continental Summit with regional satellites; first Student Innovators cohort; Phase Two drafted.

Governance

Openly governed

Authority is distributed by design — dependent on no single state, family or founder.

Constituent General Assembly

The founding authority — adopts the Statutes and confirms every mandate.

Council of Founders

The guardians — holding veto rights over fundamental change.

Board of Directors

Accountable for delivery — it holds the live risk register and answers to the Assembly.

Technical Committees

Legal, Ethics, and AI & Blockchain first — the expert engines of the institution.

Leadership

The people accountable

A founding team spanning the regions — every mandate confirmed by the Assembly.

Deliveringas one

Read the founding record, or take a seat at the table — shareholding is open across the five regions and the diaspora.