Phillip Mostert’s question — what happens on Monday morning if capital arrives? — generated more discussion than anything else. Here is our answer, at our real scale: $350K and $2.5M, hour by hour, with the governance, records and partnerships that make the answer credible.
Our EdTech Services, Updated for Where Schools Are Now Technology in education only matters if it improves teaching and learning outcomes — that’s the whole point. Over 10+ years of EdTech practice across Sub-Saharan Africa (including national programs that reached 36,000+ teachers and 1,800+ education leaders), we’ve refined our services to what schools actually need,…
Why We Build for the Places With No Signal We began with Computer Systems Integration Services — wiring schools and offices together, uniting disparate technologies into one working system. It taught us a rule we’ve never broken since: technology that needs perfect conditions isn’t technology for Africa. Rural Reality A farm three hours from Accra…
A Question Every School Owner Asks (and Can’t Answer) Years of running the CureTech School Owners Club taught us something: the question that keeps school owners up at night isn’t enrollment, fees, or competition. It’s “Is what I’m paying for actually being taught in my classrooms?” Association — the power of school owners learning from…
The Curriculum-to-Classroom Gap Every education system has the same quiet failure: a beautifully designed curriculum, and no way to know whether it was actually delivered in yesterday’s lessons. School inspectors visit twice a term. Headteachers observe when they can. The rest is trust. We’ve spent 10+ years in EdTech across Sub-Saharan Africa — including national…
From Trading Produce to Growing It: Why We Moved Into the Field We started in export and trade — moving Ghanaian agricultural products to international markets and helping processing companies reach buyers abroad. That work taught us something that changed our strategy: the constraint isn’t finding markets. It’s producing to the standard and volume those…
How We Built a 17-Person Team That Works From Anywhere CTSG Ventures began as a remote experiment — could a Ghanaian venture run serious operations with a distributed team? Today the answer is 17 full-time people, 47% of them women, working across engineering, agronomy, finance, and field operations. Remote by Design Our training record proves…
From Lesson Plans to Lesson Delivery Most EdTech stops at the lesson plan. Ours starts there — and goes all the way to what actually happened in the classroom. VantagePoint is our high-fidelity lesson delivery and monitoring application: it bridges the gap between curriculum design and classroom execution, so school owners and education leaders get…
Across the globe, members of the African diaspora are rising in influence, wealth, and expertise. From New York to London, Toronto to Berlin, a new generation of changemakers is asking a powerful question: How can we give back and build a legacy in the lands we come from? Invest in Agriculture — With Your Eyes…
Cure Technologies is a technology and agribusiness company committed to transforming Sub-Saharan Africa’s agricultural sector by integrating advanced technology with sustainable farming infrastructure. Our flagship venture, AgriFAAS Connect, is built to address the sector’s hardest problems: food scarcity, high operational costs, fragmented data, and limited access to finance. From Experience, Not Slides AgriFAAS wasn’t designed…