This Agreement outlines the terms governing the relationship between African Growth Organization (“the Organization”) and Users accessing WWW.AfricanGrowth.Org (“the Platform”). By accessing the site, Users agree to abide by these terms, including General Guidelines and our Privacy Policy.
1. USING AFRICANGROWTH.ORG: Users must not download or modify the Site without written consent. Continued use of the Site following any changes to this User Agreement signifies acceptance of its most recent version. Commercial use or framing the Site without express permission is prohibited. Any violation terminates the User’s license to use the Site.
2. USER CONTENT: Users must not post content promoting illegal activity, violence, fake documents, or illegal drugs. Offensive, infringing, or fraudulent content is prohibited. Specific guidelines apply to post titles and contents, restricting certain formats and contents.
3. THE SERVICE: The Platform facilitates fundraising for executing projects in African communities. Users agree to assign intellectual property rights for posted content and grant a royalty-free right to African Growth Organization to use, distribute, and copy any posted content.
4. LINKING TO THE SITE: Users may link to the Site under specific conditions: (i) attaching an ® to “AfricanGrowth.Org”; (ii) refraining from modifying linked page content; (iii) preserving African Growth Organization’s intellectual property; (iv) complying with any requests to remove the link.
5. ACCOUNT TERMINATION/SUSPENSION: African Growth Organization may suspend or terminate User access due to material breach, non-payment, legal requirements, or illegal use of the Platform.
6. USER ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: Users acknowledge that the Platform facilitates fundraising without guarantees or endorsements from African Growth Organization. They agree to terms when sharing external content and bear responsibility for content legality.
7. USER REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES: Users must be at least 18 years old to register. They agree not to violate the Agreement, use third-party programs, or duplicate site content without written consent.
8. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: All content on the Site is property of African Growth Organization and its content suppliers, protected by intellectual property laws.
9. RESPECTIVE LIABILITIES: African Growth Organization assumes no liability for User disputes, negligence, or losses arising from Platform use.
10. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY: The Platform is provided as-is without warranties. African Growth Organization makes no guarantees regarding site accuracy, accessibility, or uninterrupted use.
11. COMMUNICATIONS USAGE: African Growth Organization may use communications made through the Site without confidentiality obligations.
12. ERRORS AND OMISSIONS: African Growth Organization is not liable for inaccuracies or mistakes in the Site content.
13. NO AFFILIATION: Users acknowledge an independent contractor relationship with African Growth Organization, without duties beyond those stated in the Agreement.
14. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES: Product or service availability on the Site may vary by jurisdiction. Not all items may be accessible to every User.
15. THIRD PARTY LINKS: African Growth Organization disclaims responsibility for third-party websites linked on the Site.
16. ALTERATION OF AGREEMENT: African Growth Organization may update the Agreement without specific notification.
17. SEVERABILITY: If any part of the Agreement is unenforceable, the rest of the Agreement remains valid and enforceable.
18. GOVERNING LAW: This Agreement is governed by Ghanaian law, with the English version prevailing in case of interpretation issues.
19. NO WAIVER: No party’s failure to enforce any part of the Agreement does not waive the right to enforce it later.
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.
One of the key aspects of African Growth’s initiative is to allocate resources to support physically challenged Africans who have developed groundbreaking innovations with the potential to significantly contribute to Africa’s development but have lacked the opportunity to bring their inventions to life. This aligns with our commitment to inclusivity, ensuring that no talent is left untapped.
Our comprehensive economic strategy is designed to rapidly transform African businesses by enhancing productivity, visibility, and growth, leading to a significant boost in economic impact and an exponential increase in annual revenues across the continent. Each month, African Growth will transparently publish the total amount raised, the funds spent, and the projects executed, ensuring the public remains well-informed.
It is important to clarify that African Growth Organization solely acts as a helper for the supported and implemented projects. We do not, nor will we ever, hold a stake or entitlement in these projects. Instead, the funds generated will be dedicated to empowering physically challenged individuals, supporting African students through the National Association of Student Unions across each African country, and providing resources to the inventors of these initiatives.
In our commitment to education, African Growth plans to sponsor a significant number of students from every African country, ensuring they receive further education, to achieve the highest level of academic success.
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.
We encourage those who support our cause to provide the name they would like posted on our platforms, allowing others to witness their contribution toward the development and advancement of Africa.
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
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