HARAMBEAN PRODUCTS
Discover the Harambean economy, where innovation meets impact. Celebrate the season with products and services from Harambean-led ventures that champion entrepreneurship, cultural pride, and sustainability. From self-care to storytelling, each purchase empowers communities and invests in Africa’s future.
AfroLandTV
Harambean Founder: Mr. Michael Maponga H’24 of Zimbabwe
AfroLandTV is a free streaming platform that celebrates Black movies and TV from across the globe. Featuring stories from the United States, Africa, the Caribbean, Europe, and South America, AfroLandTV connects global Black communities through captivating entertainment and cultural enrichment.
Dokal
Harambean Founder: Mr. Prince Ilboudo H’24 of Burkina Faso
Dokal is revolutionizing giving for the African diaspora by enabling direct payment for products and services for loved ones back home—no cash transfers needed. Whether it’s groceries, school supplies, or festive treats, Dokal ensures your contributions make a tangible impact for the people you care about most this holiday season.
Masodi
Harambean Founder: Ms. Liz Letsoalo H’24 of South Africa
Masodi, founded by Ms. Liz Letsoalo H’24, is making beauty and wellness products that tackle targeted skin, hair, beard and wellness needs such as hyperpigmentation, hair loss and fatigue.
Nadra Safiri
Harambean Founder: Ms. Esther Nwachukwu H’23 of Nigeria
Nadra Safiri, founded by Ms. Esther Nwachukwu H’23 is a global community of perfumers, artisans and consumers nurturing a cycle of economic empowerment through the equitable trade of organic luxury fragrances.
Qwili
Harambean Founder: Mr. Thandwefika Radebe H’22 of South Africa
Qwili, founded by Mr . Thandwefika Radebe H’22 is acompany that makes smartphones that retail at the same price as basic phones and is designed to on-board first-time smartphone users.
Adeba Nature
Harambean Founder: Ms. Linda Dempah H’20 of Cote d’Ivore
Adeba Nature is a West African beauty company that empowers Black women across the globe by connecting them to their roots and allowing them to take care of their hair and body with authentic and safe products. Their offerings are 100% natural, vegan, and made with techniques developed over multiple generations.
Kahawa 1893
Harambean Founder: Ms. Maggy Nyamumbo H’09 of Kenya
Kahawa 1893 coffee is grown in Kenya and roasted fresh in San Francisco by Ms. Maggy Nyamumbo H’09, a third-generation coffee farmer. As of this past year, her products have been made available in Trader Joe’s and Target stores across the United States.
True Moringa
Harambean Founder: Mr. Kwami Williams H’14 of Ghana
True Moringa is a Black-owned natural skincare & wellness brand powered by the superfood moringa tree. Working directly with 5000 small farming families throughout Ghana to cultivate and produce our natural ingredients, they have planted over 2 million moringa trees.
Maisha Concept
ANiM Naturals
Harambean Founder: Ms. Akosua Koranteng H’19 of South Africa
ANiM Naturals is a Cape Town based cosmetics company that manufactures natural hair and skincare products made from sustainably sourced ingredients from across the African continent. We are on a mission to empower people to feel beautiful, naturally. Ghanaian born South African, Akosua Koranteng H’19, founded the company originally under the trading name AKAN Organics. The brand underwent rebranding, image and product renewal and was reintroduced to the market as what it is now known as – ANiM Naturals.
Onchek
Harambean Founder: Mr. Chekwas Okafor H’20 of Nigeria
Onchek is making quality basic clothing affordable for the Nigerian mass market by manufacturing in Nigeria, with ~100% local supply chain. First product is a Plain T-shirt. Making African luxury fashion easily accessible to the world.
Burgundy Fly
Harambean Founder: Ms. Nhlanhla Ndlovu H’16 of South Africa
Burgundy Fly is one of the continent’s most successful fashion retailers, offering a creative platform for South African designers, artists and small businesses to showcase quality garments, accessories and works of art to customers. Burgundy Fly was voted South Africa’s Best Emporium Supporting Local Production by Flux Trends (a leading trend forecasting agency) and the South African version of global publication, Marie Claire magazine in 2011. A total of five (5) Burgundy Fly stores currently operate in South Africa at the following popular malls: Rosebank, East Rand, The Glen and Menlyn Park.
CHISWARA
Harambean Founder: Ms. Catherine Mahugu H’19 of Kenya
Chiswara is an agri-tech and retail platform, that offers an equitable coffee experience for our farmers & consumers. Our demand and supply analytics connects local coffee producers directly with our global consumers