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Insuring Africa’s farmers, one farmer at a time.

Imagine a future where every farmer in Africa can plant their crops with confidence, knowing that even in the face of droughts or floods, their livelihoods are safeguarded. This is the world myUbuntu Insurance is working to create. 

 

Through innovative parametric insurance solutions, we’re not just offering protection—we’re empowering smallholder farmers to grow, thrive, and build a brighter future for themselves and their communities. 

Our Calling

Our calling globe

220M

million smallholder farmers produce 80% of food in Africa

<3%

of smallholder farmers are insured

30s

Every 30 seconds, a farmer loses his harvest due to climate change

$2B

billion, value of Africa’s agriculture insurance potential

Our Offering

We are redefining insurance for smallholder farmers in Africa. Our parametric insurance products use weather data to trigger automatic payouts—no lengthy claims process, no unnecessary bureaucracy. Farmers can recover quickly and reinvest in their future. 

We have been chosen as one of the most innovative Insurtech start-ups by Lloyd’s Lab and are part of their acclaimed Accelerator programme.

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Our Insights

Explore our insights to understand the challenges farmers face, the innovative solutions driving change, and the impact of insurance in transforming African agriculture. 

Partner with Us

Join us in transforming the future of African agriculture. At myUbuntu, we provide the tools, technology, and expertise to create market-ready parametric insurance products that safeguard farmers and strengthen economies. Whether you're an insurer looking to expand your portfolio or a bank aiming to support resilient farming communities, partnering with us means more than business—it’s an investment in impact, innovation, and sustainability.

Our Insights

Explore our insights to understand the challenges farmers face, the innovative solutions driving change, and the impact of insurance in transforming African agriculture. 

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