# MOHAC AFRICA


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- [Global Startup Funding Report (2026): Trends, Insights and Opportunities](https://mohacafrica.org/global-startup-funding-report/): Before you start reading this publication, it is important to emphasize that this research is put together by our team inline with some of our initiatives on Entrepreneurship, Health, Technology, and Education. Thus, this report covers our findings on Global Startup Funding Report as it affects Africa as a continent for founders. Every year, our research team at MOHAC AFRICA brainstorm on various and updated funding options available to startups, entrepreneurs and the likes across Africa. We took some deeper look at some globally recognised sources to compare with our findings, then we fact-checked how much of global funding reached African […]
- [Funding for Agricultural Startups in Africa: Grants, Loans, and Investments](https://mohacafrica.org/funding-for-agricultural-startups-in-africa/): When our research team at MOHAC AFRICA started pulling numbers for this report, one figure stopped us for a moment: agriculture’s share of Africa’s GDP has actually fallen. It dropped to 17% in 2025, down from 18% in 2020, according to the African Development Bank’s Annual Development Effectiveness Review 2026. That is not a small shift for a sector that still employs more people than any other on the continent. Here is what makes it harder. Africa holds close to 65% of the world’s remaining uncultivated arable land, yet the continent spends nearly $70 billion every year importing food it has […]
- [Business Grants for African Entrepreneurs in 2026 and Options](https://mohacafrica.org/business-grants-for-african-entrepreneurs/): Every year, African small businesses are short-changed by $331 billion. That is not a projection. It is the current annual financing gap for small and medium enterprises across the continent, according to the African Development Bank and the World Bank. SMEs make up roughly 95 percent of all businesses in Africa and generate up to half of GDP and close to 80 percent of employment in many countries. Yet only about one in five of these businesses can get Business Grants For African Entrepreneurs or financing.  In the last few weeks, our team of researchers spent time researching and working alongside […]
- [How Seed Funding For African Startups Creates Jobs and Wealth](https://mohacafrica.org/seed-funding-for-african-startups/): Every year, thousands of African founders build something worth funding. Most of them never get past this stage. Seed funding for African startups seems to be a bottle-neck for most founders in Africa. Research and report from other sources gives more in-between analysis to some of our findings. At MOHAC AFRICA, our research team spends a lot of time gathering data and stats behind Africa’s startup ecosystem, and one figure keeps standing out. In 2025, African startups raised somewhere between $3.8 billion and $4.1 billion in total, depending on which tracker you trust. Disrupt Africa, Partech Africa, and Condia all land […]
- [Out of School Children in Africa: 2026 Statistics, Causes & Solutions](https://mohacafrica.org/out-of-school-children-in-africa/): When our research team at MOHAC AFRICA first pulled the latest UNESCO figures for this report, the data made us pause for some moments. Sub-Saharan Africa holds the largest single share of the world’s out-of-school children, more than any other region in the world. Nigeria alone is home to 18.3 million children who are not in a classroom today. We have walked through communities in Nigeria, Niger, and Kenya where this is not a distant statistic. It is a teenage girl helping her mother sell goods by the roadside instead of sitting in a classroom. It is a boy in a […]
- [SME Finance Gap in Africa: The $331B Problem and Solutions](https://mohacafrica.org/sme-finance-gap-in-africa/): Every morning across Africa, a woman wakes up before dawn to open her small food stall. She has loyal customers. She has a product people genuinely need. What she does not have is a loan to buy a larger freezer, stock more goods, or hire one extra hand to help with demand. She went to a bank. They asked for collateral she does not own. She approached a microfinance institution. The interest rate was 60 percent per year. She walked away, and her business stayed exactly where it was. Her story is not unusual. It is the story of tens of […]
- [The Future of Entrepreneurship in Africa: 2026 Report](https://mohacafrica.org/future-of-entrepreneurship-in-africa/): I want to open with something we have discovered over time. Over the past few years, our research team at MOHAC AFRICA has sat across young founders in Lagos, Nairobi, Accra and other parts of Africa, who built real businesses with little more than a smartphone, a market gap, and determination. So when we talk about the future of entrepreneurship in Africa, we are not repeating a trend we read about online. We are describing what data, and the people behind it, are showing us in real time. After two difficult years of falling investment, most African startups raised $3.9 billion […]
- [Cost of Living in Nigeria 2026: Full Breakdown by City](https://mohacafrica.org/cost-of-living-in-nigeria-2026/): Our research team at MOHAC AFRICA spends a lot of time talking to Nigerians about money. Not through surveys, but in real conversations. A few months ago, one of our researchers sat with a 29-year-old graphic designer in Lagos who said something we have not been able to forget: “My salary doubled in two years, but I feel poorer than I did before.” That single sentence captures the cost of living in Nigeria 2026, better than any chart can. Here is why he feels that way. According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Nigeria’s headline inflation rate stood at 15.93% […]
- [Scholarships for African Students: The Complete 2025–2026 Guide](https://mohacafrica.org/scholarships-for-african-students/): What if money was never the reason you could not finish your education? That question has stayed with our research team at MOHAC Africa for a long time. We work directly with young people across the continent — students in Lagos trying to find tuition money, young women in Nairobi who scored high marks but cannot afford postgraduate fees, and fresh graduates in Accra who want to continue studying but have no clear path to funding. The pattern is consistent and it points to the same core problem: access to higher education in Africa is still largely determined by how much […]
- [Startup Funding Opportunities for Africans Between 2025–2026](https://mohacafrica.org/startup-funding-opportunities-for-africans/): There is a common belief that building a business in Africa means fighting for scraps that funding is scarce, reserved for a handful of countries, and largely inaccessible to the average founder. After years of working closely with African entrepreneurs across education, health, and entrepreneurship, we can tell you that belief is only partly true.The money is real. The programs are real. But too many founders do not know where to look, who to approach, or how to position their businesses to qualify. That is the gap this guide is designed to close. Here is what the current data tells us. […]
- [Cost of Living in Africa: Why 464M Africans Face Extreme Poverty](https://mohacafrica.org/cost-of-living-in-africa/): What Does It Cost to Live in Africa Today? When our research team travels across African cities — from Lagos to Nairobi, Accra to Kinshasa — one question comes up more than almost any other. It comes from young graduates stepping into the job market for the first time, from mothers trying to plan family budgets, from entrepreneurs calculating whether their income can keep up with their expenses. The question is simple: Can I actually afford to live comfortably here? The honest answer is not a single number. It is a story that changes depending on where you live, what you […]
- [Women in African Entrepreneurship: Challenges & Opportunities](https://mohacafrica.org/women-in-african-entrepreneurship/): Women in African entrepreneurship are not a new story. African women have been trading, farming, selling, building, and leading businesses for centuries. What is new, in 2025, is the scale — and the growing recognition that if Africa wants to build a strong, inclusive economy, it cannot afford to ignore the force that is already powering it. In Sub-Saharan Africa, over 80 percent of women are self-employed, running businesses that range from family farms and market stalls to technology startups and film production companies. Women make up 58 percent of Africa’s self-employed population and contribute 13 percent of the continent’s total […]
- [Overcoming Digital Challenges in African Education](https://mohacafrica.org/digital-challenges-in-african-education/): Picture a 13-year-old girl in a rural place in Niger. She wakes up before dawn, walks 45 minutes to school, and arrives to find a classroom with no electricity, no computers, and a teacher who has never received training in how to use a digital tool. Across the continent in Zambia, a university lecturer is expected to deliver a digital curriculum using one shared projector that stopped working three months ago. And in Lagos, a determined 17-year-old has a smartphone but cannot afford the data to access a free online course that could change his life. You might see these as […]
- [Venture Capital Funding in Africa: Opportunities, Gaps, and Future](https://mohacafrica.org/venture-capital-funding-in-africa/): Africa holds 18% of the world’s population, contributes 5% of global GDP, yet receives less than 1% of global venture capital each year. That single fact has stayed with me throughout my years of working with African entrepreneurs, researchers, and business owners across the continent. The gap is not explained by a lack of talent, ambition, or ideas. It is explained by structural barriers, historical neglect, and a funding ecosystem that is still finding its footing. But here is what makes this moment different from any other: things are genuinely changing. After two difficult years marked by a global funding slowdown, […]
- [Top Funding Opportunities for African Entrepreneurs In 2026](https://mohacafrica.org/funding-opportunities-for-african-entrepreneurs/): Why African Entrepreneurs Are Among the World’s Most Resilient — But Still Underfunded As part of our research works, working closely with African entrepreneurs across education, health, and small business development through our initiatives, we can tell you this with confidence: African entrepreneurs are not waiting for the world to hand them an opportunity. They are building one. Africa leads the world in entrepreneurial activity. According to Brookings Institution research, 22% of working-age individuals on the continent are actively pursuing new ventures. African women are twice as likely to start businesses compared to their global counterparts, and over 75% of young […]
- [STEM Education in Africa: Challenges, Opportunities & Solutions](https://mohacafrica.org/stem-education-in-africa/): Picture a 14-year-old girl in Kano, northern Nigeria. She is curious, quick with numbers, and genuinely excited about how things work. She has never touched a computer. Her school has no science laboratory. Most days, three classes share one textbook. Her teacher – a man who trained in the 1990s on a curriculum that has barely changed since – stands at a chalkboard and dictates. She copies. She memorises. She does not experiment. Now multiply that girl by tens of millions across the continent. That is not a hypothetical problem. That is the current state of STEM education in Africa – […]
- [Unemployment Rate in Africa: Causes, Statistics, and Solutions](https://mohacafrica.org/unemployment-rate-in-africa/): Unemployment Rate in Africa: A Crisis Hiding in Plain Sight We have sat across from a 26-year-old man in Lagos, Nigeria, who holds a university degree in engineering but sells phone accessories on the roadside because no company will hire him. We have spoken with a 22-year-old woman in Nairobi who has applied to over 80 jobs in 18 months and received three replies. We have interviewed community leaders in Johannesburg who say the question they hear most from young people in their neighbourhoods is not “what should I do with my career?” but “will I ever find work?” These are […]
- [Sustainable Business in Africa: 2026 Stats, Strategies & Growth](https://mohacafrica.org/sustainable-business-in-africa/): There is a burning drive towards growth and development in Africa but uncertainty seems to be a challenge for investors. What most people are not aware of is, there are various and laudable investment opportunities in Africa and market expansion for these opportunities are so huge.  At MOHAC Africa, our initiatives focus on Education, Health, Digital Inclusion (Technology) and Entrepreneurship for African youths, businesses, both men, and women. In our Entrepreneurship initiative, Sustainable business in Africa is one of the key aspects that drives our existence as we believe that “a business without a sustainable plan, is as good as a […]
- [How to Start a Small Business in Africa: An Entrepreneur's Guide](https://mohacafrica.org/how-to-start-a-small-business-in-africa/): Across Africa, small businesses are everywhere. You see them in local markets, along busy streets, in small shops, farms, workshops, and increasingly online. For many families, these businesses are the main source of income. When people ask how to start a small business in Africa, they are usually looking for a way to earn a living, support their families, or build something meaningful in their communities. Small businesses already play a huge role in Africa’s economy. Research shows that the continent has around 244 million micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). These businesses provide about 84 percent of all jobs across […]
- [Common Diseases in Africa: Causes of Death, 2026 Stats & Prevention](https://mohacafrica.org/common-diseases-in-africa/): In one of our recent initiatives in Lagos, Nigeria, we carried out some simple surveys. From the data we gathered, our research team gathered, it is evident that the growth of common diseases in Africa is alarming. We have screened thousands of people for diseases in communities from Lagos to Nairobi over the last three years. In the year 2025 alone, we treated over 500 people for malaria and high blood pressure. Those efforts cut hospital trips by 25% in our test groups. We’ve seen firsthand how common diseases in Africa hit families hard. In 2021, lower respiratory infections caused 9.9% […]
- [Technology in African Healthcare: 2026 Digital Health Innovations](https://mohacafrica.org/technology-in-african-healthcare/): Every week, our team of projects and research work together to figure out answers on some pertinent issues in Africa as it relates to our initiatives on: education, health, technology (digital inclusion), and entrepreneurship for Africans. As part of our research work, for close to six months, we have visited various clinics in major parts of Nigeria, health posts in rural Kenya, and startup spots in South Africa. One time in Kenya state, we saw a community health worker pull out a mobile app. She checked a child’s fever and breathing right there. Then she linked up with a doctor 200 […]
- [Innovative Learning Methods in Africa: 2026 EdTech Report](https://mohacafrica.org/innovative-learning-methods-in-africa/): For the last few years, our team of volunteers and researchers have traveled to various schools in rural areas across Africa in urban centers in South Africa, Kenya and other villages in northern Nigeria. We have sat in dusty classrooms with teachers who have 60 kids and no books. We have spoken to parents who walk miles just to get their children to school. These trips opened our understanding to the real problems. Right now, in Sub-Saharan Africa, 86 percent of children live in learning poverty. That means by age 10, they cannot read and understand a simple sentence. This number […]
- [Affordable Healthcare in Africa: 2026 Stats, UHC Models & Solutions](https://mohacafrica.org/affordable-healthcare-in-africa/): In a recent event that unfolded in Lagos, we bumped into a market trader who told us she skipped her child’s check-up. The cost matched half her weekly sales in her trade. Stories like hers repeat across Africa. Out-of-pocket health spending accounts for 35.8 percent of total health costs on average. This pushes 1.4 percent of people into poverty each year. That’s two times the world average. ​ Just 48 percent of Africans reach essential health services. Nigeria scores 44 percent. Rwanda does better at 57 percent. Annual health spend per person hits $249. The World Health Organization sets a minimum […]
- [Life Expectancy in Africa 2026: Stats, Causes & Gains](https://mohacafrica.org/life-expectancy-in-africa/): In our initiatives on Health in Nigeria, we discovered how little changes in access to clean water or basic health impacts add years to lives. The average life expectancy in Africa stands at 64.2 years, a figure pulled from UN projections and WHO data updated through 2025. This marks real progress from 55 years in 2000, driven by better HIV treatments and child vaccinations, but it still trails the global average of 73.5 years by nearly nine years. Life expectancy in Africa by country shows sharp divides. Tunisia leads at 76.7 years, thanks to solid public health systems, while Nigeria sits […]
- [Mortality Rate in Africa 2026: Trends, Statistics, and Solutions](https://mohacafrica.org/mortality-rate-in-africa/): When we talk about the mortality rate in Africa, we are looking at a complex tapestry of progress and persistent gaps. As of early 2026, the crude death rate for the continent of Africa stands at approximately 7.43 per 1,000 people. This is a slight but meaningful decline from the 7.51 recorded in 2024. While these figures show that we are moving in the right direction, the mortality rate in Africa remains a critical focus for policy makers and health organizations globally. For the African youth, the demographic that will define this century, understanding the mortality rate in Africa is about […]
- [Tech Startups in Africa 2026: Funding, Innovators, Challenges & Opportunities | $4.1B Raised in 2025](https://mohacafrica.org/tech-startups-in-africa/): At MOHAC Africa, we focus on education, health, technology, and entrepreneurship for African youth, businesses, men, and women. Over the years, we’ve watched tech startups create real jobs and solve everyday problems across the continent. I’ve seen a simple fintech app help a market woman in Lagos get her first loan – something banks would never offer her. In 2025, African tech startups raised $4.1 billion total. That’s 25% more than the year before. They got $2.4 billion in equity across 462 deals. Debt funding hit a record $1.6 billion too. Kenya led with $1.04 billion. South Africa topped equity deals. […]
- [The Poverty Rate in Africa: 2026 Impacts, and Solutions](https://mohacafrica.org/poverty-rate-in-africa/): This report is written by the research team of MOHAC AFRICA. Through our initiatives, we are committed to the sustainable development of Africa. We provide these insights as part of our mission to drive evidence-based solutions in education, health, digital inclusion, and entrepreneurship for the continent’s youth, businesses, and diverse demographics. There is a global shift in the economy. That of Africa is not a difference. There are lots of speculations that Africa is the next big economy the world would ever experience, positioning Africa as an investment opportunity. However, data gives faces far more nuanced than the headlines suggest. When […]
- [Failure Rate of SME in Africa: Statistics, Causes, and Strategies](https://mohacafrica.org/failure-rate-of-sme-in-africa/): As we plan towards our Entrepreneurship Initiative in our NGO, we spent hours going deep into some data available at our disposal, from the tech hubs of Nairobi to the sprawling informal markets of Lagos. What we see every day is a paradox. Africa is often called the most entrepreneurial continent on earth, yet the survival of these businesses is incredibly weak. When we talk about the failure rate of SME in Africa, we are not just talking about spreadsheets or economic charts. We are talking about the dreams of young graduates and the livelihoods of people who are trying to […]
- [The State of Education in Africa 2026: Statistics and Challenges](https://mohacafrica.org/state-of-education-in-africa/): The story of African education is no longer just about getting children into classrooms. As an NGO dedicated to improving the quality of education in Africa, we have watched the continent reach a pivotal crossroads. We are currently home to the world’s youngest population, yet our education systems are struggling to keep pace with our demographic reality. The State of Education in Africa is a complex puzzle of record high enrollment and a deep, systemic learning crisis. The data is sobering. As of 2026, Sub-Saharan Africa still accounts for nearly 30% of the world’s out-of-school children, with roughly 98 million to […]
- [Top 5 Investment Opportunities in Nigeria: 2026 Data-Driven](https://mohacafrica.org/investment-opportunities-in-nigeria/): In our recent research, we took a dive into the current fiscal landscape of Nigeria to identify the most sustainable and high-yielding investment opportunities in Nigeria for the year 2026. This report is grounded in 2026 macroeconomic data, including the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) 2026 Macroeconomic Outlook and the World Bank’s latest Global Economic Projection. The Macroeconomic Case for Nigeria As we enter the 2026 fiscal year, the Nigerian economic narrative has shifted from a period of intense volatility to what we define as “Consolidated Stability.” Our research indicates that the current domestic growth projection of 4.49% – the fastest […]
- [Investment in Digital and Creative Enterprises in Africa](https://mohacafrica.org/investment-in-digital-and-creative-enterprises-in-africa/): The African continent stands at the most significant economic inflection point since the decolonization era. Our research indicates that the traditional extractives – based growth model is rapidly being superseded by a human – capital model, centered on the Investment in Digital and Creative Enterprises in Africa. For years, the creative sector was viewed through a philanthropic lens; however, our data now confirms it is a formidable industrial powerhouse. Current 2026 projections value Africa’s creative economy at approximately $60 billion, with a trajectory to hit $200 billion by 2030. This is not merely a forecast – it is a reality anchored […]
- [Investment Opportunities in Africa: 2026 Research to High Sectors](https://mohacafrica.org/investment-opportunities-in-africa/): In our recent multiple researches as an NGO based in Lagos, Nigeria with a focus in Africa as a continent, we have spent some couple of months analyzing the structural shifts that define our continent’s economic landscape. Moving into the first quarter of 2026, data indicates a fundamental transition from speculative interest to institutional maturity. This guide provides a detailed analysis of the most viable investment opportunities in Africa, grounded in the latest 2026 economic projections and demographic realities. The African Renaissance in 2026 The search for investment opportunities in Africa is no longer a fringe strategy for high-risk venture capital; […]
- [The State of Entrepreneurship in Africa 2026: Data, and Outlook](https://mohacafrica.org/state-of-entrepreneurship-in-africa/): As we navigate through 2026, the state of entrepreneurship in Africa has reached a critical point. For the researcher, data reveals a continent that is no longer just “emerging” but is actively defining the global frontier of necessity – driven by technology. After a challenging “venture winter” in 2024, the ecosystem has witnessed a robust change. According to insights from Launch Base Africa, startups across the continent secured approximately $3.1 billion in capital throughout 2025, a significant jump from the $2.2 billion recorded the previous year. This resurgence in the state of entrepreneurship in Africa is underpinned by a projected 4.4% […]
- [Fastest Growing Economies in Africa: Insights To Know](https://mohacafrica.org/fastest-growing-economies-in-africa/): Seven of the world’s 10 fastest growing economies are in Africa. This changes how we see economic growth. I’m excited to share how Africa’s economy is changing the world. Africa is no longer seen as needing international aid. Instead, it’s a place of new ideas and business. Countries like Nigeria, Ethiopia, and Rwanda are growing fast. They’re catching the eye of investors worldwide. These African countries are not just having a short-term boom. They’re building strong foundations for the future. They use new technology, invest in infrastructure, and have young people to drive growth. Key-Points Seven African nations rank among the […]
- [Nigeria Tax Law 2026: Reforms, Rates & Youth Business](https://mohacafrica.org/nigeria-tax-law-2026/): Africa’s youth face steep hurdles. Youth unemployment challenges persist, with reports estimating 50-60% underemployment/inactivity among Nigerian youth (derived from NBS/AfDB trends 2025), while 70 million people live below the poverty line according to World Bank data.. Nigeria Tax Law, through the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 signed by President Bola Tinubu on June 26, 2025, and effective January 1, 2026, addresses these pressures head-on. This law consolidates over ten fragmented tax statutes into one framework, aiming to raise Nigeria’s tax-to-GDP ratio from 10 percent to 15 percent within years, as outlined in PwC’s analysis.​ The first ₦800,000 of annual income has zero […]
- [Small Businesses in Africa: Statistics, Challenges & Strategies](https://mohacafrica.org/small-businesses-in-africa/): Africa counts 244 million businesses. Most fall into the small business category. Self-employed people and micro enterprises make up the bulk. They provide 84 percent of all jobs on the continent. In Nigeria, 39.6 million SMEs contribute 48 percent to GDP. These numbers come from recent surveys by national agencies and international bodies like the ILO. At MOHAC AFRICA, an NGO dedicated to education, health, technology, and entrepreneurship, our research team reviewed these data, and statistics on a periodic basis. In one of our initiatives (DIGICRAFT AFRICA), held in Lagos in 2025, where we trained over 500 youths in digital skills […]
- [How To Improve Market Access Across African Regional Blocs](https://mohacafrica.org/how-to-improve-market-access-across-african-regional-blocs/): Intra-African trade accounts for only 15% of Africa’s total trade, compared to 58 percent in Asia and 67 percent in Europe. This gap limits opportunities for youth entrepreneurs and small businesses across the continent. As an NGO focused on education, health, technology, and entrepreneurship, we have worked directly with startups to address intra-African trade barriers and build pathways for AfCFTA market access.​ Over the years, tracking trade flows through ECOWAS trade integration projects, we have seen goods from Lagos take days to reach Accra, just 460 kilometers away, due to border delays and poor roads. Logistics costs in Sub-Saharan Africa reach […]
- [Strategies to Build Digital Skills Among African Youth at Scale](https://mohacafrica.org/strategies-to-build-digital-skills-among-african-youth-at-scale/): As a writer for an NGO dedicated to the socioeconomic development of Africa as a continent, I have spent years analyzing the data that defines our future. Africa is currently undergoing a demographic shift unlike anything the world has seen. According to Africa’s Pulse, No. 32, October 2025: “Pathways to Job Creation in Africa”, by the year 2050, the working age population of Africa is expected to grow by 620 million people (Download Report Here). This is more than three-quarters of the total net increase in the global labor force for the next quarter-century. However, this “youth wave” presents a paradox. […]
- [Practical Funding Sources for Early Stage African Entrepreneurs](https://mohacafrica.org/practical-funding-sources-for-early-stage-african-entrepreneurs/): As we navigate the end of 2025, the African entrepreneurial landscape is witnessing a profound structural shift. From a researcher’s perspective, data reveals an ecosystem that has successfully decoupled itself from the global “funding winter.” Between January and October 2025, African startups raised a total of $2.65 billion, representing a significant 56% recovery compared to the same period in 2024. For the early stage entrepreneur, this environment signals a “height to standard,” where investors are prioritizing sustainable unit economics over irrelevant or baseless metrics. The geography of the capital remains concentrated but is slowly diversifying. While the “Big Four” hubs – […]
- [Top Tech Skills for African Youths to Reduce Youth Unemployment by 2030](https://mohacafrica.org/tech-skills-for-african-youths/): Africa’s youth unemployment in Sub-Saharan Africa has reached 62.4% in South Africa during Q1 2025, with 27 million young people jobless and 62 million classified as NEETs continent-wide. From research, I have examined labor reports from the ILO, World Bank, and local tech hubs. These sources show how tech skills for African youth can close the digital skills gap in Africa. Such training boosts tech employability for African youth, especially through entry-level AI skills and similar areas, unlocking opportunities in a digital economy projected to hit $180 billion by 2025. This publication reveals the unemployment crisis, top skills, ways to learn […]
- [Roles of NGOs in Africa (Updated): Key Impacts on Education, Health, Entrepreneurship](https://mohacafrica.org/roles-of-ngos-in-africa/): Picture Aisha, a 22-year-old from Lagos, Nigeria. In 2024, she faced 35% youth unemployment rates that left her family struggling. She enrolled in a local NGO’s vocational training program focused on agribusiness skills. Within a year, Aisha started her own poultry farm, employing three neighbors and doubling her household income. This real case shows one of many roles of NGOs in Africa at work. Across the continent, roles of NGOs in Africa fill critical gaps left by limited government resources. In education, NGO impact on education Africa reaches 30% of out-of-school youths through targeted programs. NGOs health initiatives Africa cut maternal […]
- [What Is an NGO? Definition, Types, Roles & Impact in Africa](https://mohacafrica.org/what-is-an-ngo/): In Lagos, a 25-year-old woman named Aisha started a small tailoring business after finishing secondary school. Economic pressures made growth hard until she joined a local NGO program offering entrepreneurship training. That support helped her hire two apprentices and double her income within a year. This story shows what an NGO can do. An NGO, or non-governmental organization, is a private group that works independently of the government to address social needs.  The Origin of NGO: From UN Charter to African Growth The term non-governmental organization first gained formal recognition in 1945 through the United Nations Charter, specifically Article 71. This […]
- [Digital Inclusion for African Youths: Bridging the Digital Gap in Africa 2025 Stats & Strategies](https://mohacafrica.org/digital-inclusion-for-african-youths/): Africa’s youth population stands at 60% under age 25, a group that could drive the continent’s future. Yet internet access youth Africa reaches only 34% for women and 45% for men, compared to global averages of 65-70%. This digital gap holds back education through limited e-learning platforms, health services via telemedicine, and opportunities in digital entrepreneurship. With projections of 230 million digital jobs for Africa youth by 2030 in Sub-Saharan Africa, digital inclusion for African youths offers a clear path forward. NGOs like MOHAC AFRICA, whose focus is on education, health, and entrepreneurship, is targeting men and women to close these […]
- [MOHAC AFRICA Concludes 2025 Free Business Website Program, Announces Exclusive Sponsorship for 50 Nigerian Youth-Led Businesses in Early 2026](https://mohacafrica.org/free-business-website/): Lagos, Nigeria – October 4, 2025 (Updated January 2026) – MOHAC AFRICA, a foremost non-governmental organization committed to sustainable development, in entrepreneurship, education, health, and digital innovation across African communities, has successfully completed its 2025 free business website initiative. In a strategic expansion, the organization now launches a targeted sponsorship program from February to April 2026, providing professionally designed business websites at no service cost to precisely 50 Nigerians, with a strong emphasis on youth entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial empowerment. This partnership with GDA Digital Solutions—a leading Lagos-based agency specializing in Web Design, Email Marketing, Lead Generation, and Newsletter Setup/Monetization strategies with […]
- [Infrastructure Gap in Africa: Trends and Opportunities (2026 Report)](https://mohacafrica.org/infrastructure-gap-in-africa/): The African continent currently stands at the precipice of a profound structural transformation, driven by the convergence of rapid demographic expansion, accelerated urbanisation, and the nascent integration of its markets through the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). However, the realization of this potential is critically threatened by a persistent and widening infrastructure deficit. As of the 2024–2025 fiscal period, the infrastructure financing gap—defined as the difference between required capital investment and actual expenditure—is estimated to range between $68 billion and $108 billion annually, within a broader total investment requirement of $130 billion to $170 billion per year. This report provides […]

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- [Technology](https://mohacafrica.org/technology/): technology Meet the team, the change-makers committed to the highest standard of transformation, impact, and development in Africa. Africa is Ready By 2050, it is projected that Africa will be home to 850 million youth, representing the world’s largest potential workforce and a global demographic dividend. However, a profound “digital chasm” threatens this future: while the digital economy already contributes $220 billion (7.7%) to Africa’s GDP, a staggering 90% of African youth leave school without even basic digital literacy. This creates a “talent paradox” where the global economy is desperate for tech talent, yet less than 5% of young Africans possess […]
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- [Free Business Website Initiative](https://mohacafrica.org/free-business-website-initiative/): We are sponsoring Free Business Websites for 50 businesses or persons in Nigeria. Our goal is to help give businesses. Top Donation $0.00 Average Donation $0.00 We are sponsoring Free Business Websites for 50 businesses or persons in Nigeria. Our goal is to help give businesses. Recent Donations Every campaign starts with one donation. Be the one to make it happen! Top Donors No top donors listed yet. Be one of the first to make an impact!
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- [Partnership](https://mohacafrica.org/partnership/): partner with us Meet the team, the change-makers committed to the highest standard of transformation, impact, and development in Africa. CREATING LASTING SOLUTIONS AND IMPACTING AFRICANS TOGETHER At MOHAC AFRICA, we’re working to transform the future of Africans for good. Our goals are ambitious and can only be met in partnership with others. We work with a range of partners that help us achieve lasting change for Africans on a global scale. PARTNER WITH US support our initiatives Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. learn more WHY PARTNER WITH […]
- [Leadership](https://mohacafrica.org/leadership/): the people behind MOHAC AFRICA Meet the team, the change-makers committed to the highest standard of transformation, impact, and development in Africa. board members AND DIRECTORS CHRISTIAN JOSHUA African Founder Linkedin Dr. ifeoma menakaya director (nigeria) Linkedin Ellen Berrington director (ghana) Linkedin Trevor Paige director (liberia) Linkedin Eric Goldman director (kenya) Linkedin eric goldman director (uganda) Linkedin eric goldman director (zimbabwe) Linkedin Benjamin Gibbs director (angola) Linkedin AFRICA team Amb. Tosin Sanusi AU/ECOWAS REP Linkedin Victoria Iwuoha African Head of Project Linkedin Amb. Tosin Sanusi AU/ECOWAS REP Linkedin Amb. Tosin Sanusi AU/ECOWAS REP Linkedin want to make an impact with us? […]
- [Health and Wellness](https://mohacafrica.org/health-and-wellness/): health in africa Meet the team, the change-makers committed to the highest standard of transformation, impact, and development in Africa. We’re working to ensure africans live a healthy life We’ve seen real progress in helping children survive their first few years of life. And yet, Shocking numbers of children are dying from illnesses that are entirely preventable. Millions of children still lack basics like safe water, food, and clean air. Every year, 5 million children still die needlessly before their fifth birthday. A global hunger emergency is growing with another 45 million children under five facing severe, potentially fatal, malnutrition.  Health […]
- [Entrepreneurship](https://mohacafrica.org/entrepreneurship/): Entrepreneurship Meet the team, the change-makers committed to the highest standard of transformation, impact, and development in Africa. Entrepreneurship in africa By 2030, 40% of the global youth population will be African, creating an urgent need for job creation that the formal sector cannot meet. Each year, 12 million young people enter the workforce, yet only 3.1 million jobs are generated, leaving a 9-million-position deficit that must be filled by self-employment. While 52% of Sub-Saharan youth express a concrete intention to start a business, the transition to sustainable enterprise is stalled by a massive skills gap; currently, 3 out of 4 […]
- [Education](https://mohacafrica.org/education/): education Meet the team, the change-makers committed to the highest standard of transformation, impact, and development in Africa. OUT-OF-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN AFRICA: THE SILENT CRISIS Education is a fundamental human right, yet for millions of children across Africa, the classroom remains a distant dream. While significant progress has been made over the last two decades, Sub-Saharan Africa remains the region with the highest out-of-school rates globally, a challenge exacerbated by economic shifts, instability, and rapid population growth Africa Education Analytics The Scale of Exclusion Sub-Saharan Africa accounts for the largest share of the global out-of-school population. Currently, millions are denied access […]
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- [Disclaimer](https://mohacafrica.org/disclaimer/): Effective Date: January 13, 2026 MOHAC Africa provides information and services on our website (mohacafrica.org), programs, and initiatives in health, education, technology, and entrepreneurship to address Africa’s root challenges and support UN Sustainable Development Goals. This Disclaimer outlines the limits of our responsibility. No Medical or Professional Advice Content on health and wellness, education, or any programs is for general informational purposes only. It does not constitute medical, legal, financial, or professional advice. Consult qualified experts for personal decisions. We make no warranties about treatment outcomes, educational results, or business success. Accuracy and Completeness We strive for accuracy but do not […]
- [Terms and Conditions](https://mohacafrica.org/terms-and-conditions/): Effective Date: January 13, 2026 These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of MOHAC Africa’s website (mohacafrica.org), programs, events, donations, and services. We focus on solving Africa’s root challenges in health, education, technology, and entrepreneurship to advance UN Sustainable Development Goals for youths, students, and businesses. By using our services, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, please do not use them. Eligibility You must be at least 18 years old or have parental/guardian consent if participating as a youth or student. Services are available globally but primarily target Africa-based individuals and organizations. We […]
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- [Volunteer](https://mohacafrica.org/volunteer/): WAYS YOU CAN MAKE AN IMPACT IN AFRICA Joining our team as a volunteer is a fulfilling way to directly impact the people we serve. There are many ways to contribute, both virtually and in person. partner with us MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN AFRICA Volunteers propel MOHAC AFRICA forward. Their research, writing, observations, communications, and documentation strengthen our growth and initiatives in Education, Health and Wellness, Entrepreneurship, and Technology, for women, men, youths, and businesses—both small and medium-scale enterprises across Africa. All volunteers are welcome—every skill finds a role. Volunteers can join throughout the year, with service lengths ranging from one […]
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- [About Us](https://mohacafrica.org/about-us/): about mohac africa A non-governmental organization that addresses the root causes of Africa’s challenges. By asking fundamental questions and aligning with the UN SDGs. We empower  Youths, Students, and Businesses to create a sustainable future for the continent. solving strategic problems in africa We go beyond addressing the surface-level issues plaguing Africa, such as food insecurity, leadership challenges, health crises, and educational disparities. Our mission is to delve deeper into the root causes of these problems by asking the fundamental questions of WHAT, WHY, HOW, and WHY. support our work https://mohacafrica.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/WEBSITE-VIDEO.mp4 By focusing on these core questions, we aim to develop sustainable solutions that empower individuals and […]
- [Privacy Policy](https://mohacafrica.org/privacy-policy/): Effective Date: January 13, 2026 At MOHAC Africa, we are committed to protecting your privacy and handling your personal information responsibly. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, share, and safeguard data as we work on health, education, technology, and entrepreneurship initiatives across Africa to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Information We Collect We gather personal data only when necessary to deliver our programs and services effectively. Contact details: Names, email addresses, phone numbers, and mailing addresses when you sign up for newsletters, events, volunteer opportunities, or donations. Demographic data: Age, gender, location, and occupation to understand our beneficiaries, […]
- [Our Causes](https://mohacafrica.org/our-causes/): OUR CAUSES Meet the team, the change-makers committed to the highest standard of transformation, impact, and development in Africa. Empowering Africa’s Greatest Resource—Its People Africa is not just a continent of potential; it is the engine of the next global era. At MOHAC AFRICA, we are bridging the gap between talent and opportunity through four transformative pillars: Technology, Entrepreneurship, Education, and Health. Together, we are building a resilient, self-sustaining Africa that leads on the world stage. Africa is home to the world’s youngest population, with over 60% of the continent under the age of 25. By 2050, one in every four […]
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