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<3%

insured

USD14

billion

Agri-insurance market in Africa

48

million

Small farmholders in Sub-Saharan Africa

MyUbuntuInsurance: Securing Futures, Sustaining Agriculture

Powering lives, one family at a time

My Ubuntu

Nigeria

No 59, Usuma Street, Maitama, Abuja, FCT

Zimbabwe

191 Enterprise Road, Chisipite, Harare

Malta

C1, Midland Industrial Park, Burmarrad Road, Naxxar

MyUbuntu Insurance introduces a groundbreaking parametric weather insurance tailored specifically for the smallholder farmers of Sub-Saharan Africa, starting with a pioneering program in Zimbabwe. This innovative solution harnesses advanced data analytics and satellite technology to monitor environmental conditions precisely. When certain predefined climate thresholds are met—be it drought or excessive rainfall—our system automatically triggers payouts, ensuring that farmers receive timely financial support without the delays typically associated with traditional insurance claims.
 
Our product is designed to revolutionize how smallholder farmers manage agricultural risks. By integrating this insurance solution with mobile technology, MyUbuntu Insurance makes accessibility in remote areas a reality, empowering farmers to invest confidently in their crops and agricultural practices despite the unpredictability of weather patterns. This approach not only mitigates financial risks but also catalyzes a broader adoption of sustainable agricultural practices across the region.
 
Partnering with AFC Holdings for robust insurance and distribution, and utilizing Hillridge Technology’s platform, MyUbuntu Insurance is poised to bridge the significant protection gap that exists for millions of smallholder farmers. Our mission is to transform the insurance landscape in Sub-Saharan Africa, providing a safety net that enhances resilience, fosters sustainable development, and promotes economic stability among the communities most vulnerable to climate change.

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