Food security starts with the farmer.
Africa imports over $50 billion in food every year — yet our continent holds 60% of the world's uncultivated arable land and millions of capable farmers ready to grow.
The gap isn't soil. It isn't skill. It's infrastructure — the missing connection between the farmers who grow and the businesses that need to buy.
ReKamoso AgriMart is building that connection. By giving farmers a direct, reliable route to retail markets, we're not just digitizing trade — we're strengthening the food systems that feed our communities.
STAT/01
~70%
of Botswana's vegetables are imported
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$50B+
Africa's annual food import bill
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0
middlemen between farmer and store
"When farmers thrive, communities eat. When communities eat, nations grow."
— THE REKAMOSO VISIONOne corridor. Every farmer. Every market.
We're starting in Botswana and South Africa — but the problem isn't a two-country problem. From the smallholder in Gaborone to the cooperative in Lusaka, from the greenhouse in Nairobi to the orchard in Harare — Africa's farmers are united by a single missing piece: a trusted, modern corridor to the buyers who need them.
ReKamoso is being built to become that corridor. A single platform where any African farmer can list, sell, and grow — and any African store can source fresh, fairly, and locally. Cross-border procurement. Multi-currency by design. Mobile-first because that's how Africa works.
This is bigger than a marketplace. It's market access for a continent.