Facts, assets and the media desk
Everything a journalist needs to describe Africa Tech Trust accurately — the institutional facts, the boilerplate, the brand assets and one address.
- Legal name — Africa Tech Trust Ltd
- Form — a private limited company, owned by its shareholders
- Registered headquarters — Nairobi, Kenya
- Positioning — Africa’s trusted technology partner
- Practices — ATT AI and blockchain capacity-building, with the ecosystem layer
- Presence — five African regions and the diaspora bridge to the Caribbean and Brazil
- Working languages — English, French, Arabic, Portuguese
- Chairperson — Prof. Charles Linjap
Africa Tech Trust (ATT) is Africa’s trusted technology partner — a shareholder-owned institution registered in Nairobi, Kenya, that brings governments, companies, founders, investors and technology experts together to turn African technology ambition into delivered capability, anchored on AI and blockchain.
Africa Tech Trust Ltd (ATT) is a private limited company registered in Nairobi, Kenya, and owned by its shareholders across the five African regions and the diaspora. ATT brings governments, companies, founders, investors and technology experts together to turn African technology ambition into delivered capability. Its AI practice builds, governs and scales AI capability for governments and institutions — readiness assessments, pilot-to-production programmes, executive training, partner-hosted innovation labs and the Africa AI Academy. Its blockchain practice makes ATT Africa’s trusted source of applied blockchain skills — seven modules, seven audiences and ATT-certified credentials. Around the two practices sits an ecosystem layer of incubation, capital, policy, grant writing, matchmaking and the diaspora bridge. Governments engage through memoranda of understanding; the institution depends on no single state, family or funder. Signature: Trusted to build.
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The media desk
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