THE LANGOVEST STORY
The Gateway to Africa's Future
Langovest means "gateway" in Swahili - the bridge connecting the African diaspora back to the continent they call home. We create pathways for diaspora expertise to meet local innovation.
New Infrastructure Development Era
“Most African governments prioritize large-scale projects, yet often face challenges in implementing and delivering them. Maintaining existing assets absorbs resources, limiting the capacity for modular, mobile, and small-scale infrastructure, which is essential for everyday life. Today, technology empowers the private sector and individuals to play a greater role.”
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Kelvin Amafina
CEO & Founder, Langovest
Africa's Massive, Growing Infrastructure Shortfall
Africa requires an annual infrastructure investment of over $130-$170 billion, but funding consistently falls short of this amount. Large-scale government projects frequently remain unfinished or fail to meet daily needs.
Meanwhile, smaller, modular solutions that are faster, more affordable, and more impactful are persistently overlooked.
$100B+ annual need
$68B-$108B shortfall
$95B sent in remittances
<5% of remittances go to infrastructure
Langovest unlocks that potential
Langovest's Mission: Advancing African Infrastructure Development
Our Objective:
To build a new model for African infrastructure: transparent community collaboration, public-private partnerships, and inclusive participation.
Our Approach:
We connect experts and supporters to scalable, modular infrastructure projects designed for real-world impact, all through a seamless digital platform.
Our Innovation:
We enable community collaboration on infrastructure assets, from mobile clinics to water filtration machines, using transparent, technology-driven research and analysis tools.
Our Mission:
To make infrastructure development accessible to everyone, unlocking community expertise to power Africa's future.
Knowledge Sharing
Research & Analysis
Community Building
Nation Building
Education Infrastructure
Building schools and learning centers across Africa