Wednesday, June 24, 2015

Empowering Lives and Changing Passions to Profits-ThinkAfrik!


There is a strong wave moving and spreading wide across Africa. A wave of change born from the hinterlands of Ghana. It is a wave that is inspiring young people into innovation, impacting change in people and re-awakening an industrialization drive in Africa. This wave is ThinkAfrik!





ThinkAfrik is a fully owned Ghanaian company which was first established as an idea to provide innovative and sustainable solutions to Africa’s problems through the application of Science and Technology. We seek to empower African lives by providing engineering solutions to Africa’s most prominent issues and establishing other corporate industrial environments to improve the quality of living of its people. An innovative alternative of facing poverty and underdevelopment in Africa, that is about empowerment, not dependence, and investments, not charity.

It is a radical idea of creating hope in a devastating world. It demands investing in and daring to go where markets have failed and aid has fallen short. It thrives on a moral imagination which makes capital work for us, not control us. The dream is one that is bold, hairy and audacious – exactly what Africa needs.

We pride ourselves on our vision of a more industrialized and economically independent Africa that is sustainable from generation to generation.
ThinkAfrik is very focused, active and starting really strong at finding solutions to very specific local problems. They are getting quick, tangible and successful results because they are collaborating on the field. ThinkAfrik is in touch with the rest of the world because they have a very holistic, open and collaborative approach.

ThinkAfrik has undertaking several projects in Ghana including organizing school visitations, science sessions, outreach programmes, donations and scholarships to some rural schools and communities as part of their Education and Communal Outreach Projects. Several beneficiaries of their projects include Nasru Deen JHS (Asokore Municipality – Kumasi), Kanvilli Presby Experimental (Tamale Metro), Bagabaga Demonstration Primary (Sagnarigu District) and the Kpene Local School (Tamale Metro). A total of over a thousand pupils have impacted and about 22 pupils have benefited from scholarships within the companies first month of operation. They growing at a remarkable pace not imagined before. They have also undertaken a water sanitation awareness and post-harvest crop processing program in the mainly farming community of Kpene. Inhabitants where taught safe water handling and purification techniques and good crop processing practices. Storage gallons where donated to help the inhabitants store their potable water in.

Apart from social work which is meant to impact lives immediately, ThinkAfrik also has a wealth generating profit making part which seeks to identify innovative ideas and convert them into sustainable businesses. Thereby creating employment, generating wealth for the people, adding up to Africa’s GDP and hence uplifting Africans as whole. A percentage of proceeds from the business section of ThinkAfrik continually go into funding the Social Works side of the business. This allows sustainability of the company and lessens dependence on donors and supports. They are trying to combine social entrepreneurship with profitable investments and wealth creation. A model not tried before but they believe it’s the only way of really solving underdevelopment in Africa. They are trying to grow a new breed of young entrepreneurs that think more than just self but impact change in their societies as well.


Founders of ThinkAfrik, Mr Dennis Kofi Borti and Mr Emmanuel Godi both growing up in Tamale at some points in their lives have an unquenchable conviction to impact change in Ghana and Africa as a whole. Africa must awaken and ThinkAfrik is initiating that movement.


For more information go to www.thinkafrik.com

Contact ThinkAfrik at:

Address: HNO 11
Grader Estates, Nungua-Accra

Email: info@thinkafrik.com

Telephone: +233 240 723 199
                   +233 246 579 408



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