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African Growth is a collective of individuals of African descent, united by the timeless principles of Pan-Africanism. Rooted in the legacies of leaders like Kwame Nkrumah, Marcus Garvey, and W.E.B. Du Bois. Our shared mission is to foster prosperity for people of African descent, empowering them to address the pressing challenges faced by communities in Africa, African American neighborhoods, and the global African diaspora. This movement, guided by the historical spirit of unity and self-reliance, seeks to uplift Africans worldwide.

One of the issues African Growth has noticed is that many projects developed by Africans, which could have contributed to the development of African communities, have failed because it is difficult for Africans to access funding to support their initiatives.  As a result, most products consumed in Africa, ranging from tech to automobiles and gadgets, are foreign. African Growth has carefully analyzed this situation and decided to break the barrier by bringing Africans together to support local ideas with small amounts of money that they would typically give as gifts. However, in this case, those funds will be put to good use. Any African who presents a project to African Growth will be thoroughly vetted before African Growth makes the project public and starts a fundraising campaign for it.

Upon closer examination, we see that those who become members are not simply helping the African continent for free; rather, they are strategically using funds that would have otherwise been given away without much thought to benefit themselves while contributing to Africa’s development. This initiative will create strategic businesses and jobs for Africans and foster a new generation of entrepreneurs, significantly reducing unemployment. Members of a project will be added to a group or forum where they can communicate and stay updated on project-related activities. To view the available projects for membership, click HERE.

Since its official registration in Ghana on December 23, 2020, African Growth has opened its doors to all Africans, urging them to join hands in this vital mission. Membership is open to vetted individuals who, upon joining, gain the right to vote on crucial decisions, including selecting projects that will benefit the African continent, specific African countries, African American communities, or the global African diaspora…. "Read More".

To donate or support the development of Africa, please use the details below:

Account name: African growth organization LBG

 Account numbers:

204133158320. (Pounds)

204133158110. (Cedis)

Bank name: Guaranty Trust Bank Ghana Limited

 Bank address: 25A, Castle Road, Ambassadorial Area, Ridge

P.M.B CT 416, Cantonments Accra, Greater Accra Region

 Swift code: GTBIGHAC

 Bank branch: Osu

To become a member, click HERE. 

Obligations for Project Presenters Regarding Referral-Based Share Allocation

Any individual or entity submitting a project for potential funding and opting to compensate users who refer investors via their unique referral URL agrees to the following terms:

1. Commitment to Additional Shares: Project presenters agree to allocate an additional 10% of any shares acquired by a referred investor to the referrer. This bonus is granted to the referrer as compensation for introducing the investor to the platform.

2. Entitlement to Referral Bonus: The referrer’s entitlement to the additional share allocation remains valid regardless of when the referral was made. If an individual or organization refers an investor to the platform who subsequently invests in the presenter’s project, the referrer is entitled to the 10% share bonus, even if the investment occurs years after the referral.

3. Share Distribution Example: To illustrate, if Party A refers Party B to the platform and Party B eventually acquires a 1% stake in a project, Party B retains their full 1% share. However, Party A, as the referrer, will receive an additional 0.1% share as a referral bonus, which must be provided by the project presenter.

By agreeing to these terms, project presenters ensure that referral-based contributions are fairly compensated and aligned with the platform’s commitment to transparency and equitable distribution of shares.

In addition to the agreed share structure and referral bonuses, we are asking individuals and organizations presenting their projects for funding to contribute 2% of their project shares to African students and cab drivers. This initiative is grounded in the belief that we all have a responsibility to contribute to the development of our continent, and this contribution will provide tangible support to two essential groups in our society.

African students represent the future of the continent, with the potential to lead and drive innovation in every sector. By allocating 2% of your project shares to student bodies, you are investing in their education and future success, which in turn benefits the continent as a whole. Similarly, cab drivers play an important role in connecting communities and facilitating daily commerce. Supporting them through this initiative ensures they can continue providing these critical services while also contributing to Africa’s economic growth.

This 2% allocation may seem small, but the impact it can have on these groups is significant. It’s a meaningful step toward collective progress, helping to empower key sectors of society that are often overlooked. By taking this step, you are not only ensuring the success of your project but also fostering development that benefits the entire continent.