AfriLabs, an expansive network of African technology hubs, has joined forces with Vault Hill, a UAE-based blockchain company, in a partnership that heralds a new epoch of tech-driven empowerment, spurring innovation and digital transformation throughout Africa and the Middle East.
As a network organization, AfriLabs is deeply invested in stimulating innovation and entrepreneurship across the African continent. It achieves this by creating a collaborative environment that connects technology hubs, startups, investors, and other pivotal players within the innovation ecosystem.
Recently, AfriLabs has expanded its influence by welcoming 16 new hubs into its fold, thereby extending its reach to 478 hubs that span 260 cities in 53 African countries.
Vault Hill, on the other hand, is a company that is passionate about transforming user interaction with technology through the application of blockchain. The company focuses on enhancing user experiences on various digital platforms by emphasizing innovation, security, and community engagement. Vault Hill’s mission is to push the boundaries of the blockchain sector and develop technologies that deliver tangible benefits.
The strategic alliance between AfriLabs and Vault Hill combines the extensive network of AfriLabs with the innovative technological prowess of Vault Hill. The collaboration is set to advance shared goals of technological progress and empowerment of communities. Vault Hill will serve as AfriLabs’ strategic partner in the UAE, with a mandate to drive growth and support the ecosystem by providing advanced services in AI, blockchain, and immersive technologies.
Ajibola Odukoya, the Chief Operating Officer of AfriLabs, expressed optimism about the partnership with Vault Hill. He highlighted that with AfriLabs’ robust network and a track record of initiating and implementing projects valued at US$33 million, the partnership with Vault Hill is expected to significantly enhance their impact. The collaboration aims to deliver sophisticated digital solutions to millions and contribute to the enrichment of the technological landscape in Africa.
