<aside> 💡 Ganyeh is a progressive African movement cultivating the next generation of digital storytellers.

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Who We Are & What We Do

Ganyeh is a two-tiered movement dedicated to modernizing literacy and fostering positive change in Africa. We create compelling stories across Health & Science, African History & Culture, Career Development, and Tech. We partner with mission-based organizations in these sectors to amplify their impact and educate our growing audience.

Our Approach

Guided by Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and our in-house framework of story creation, our unique approach ensures the content we create addresses fundamental human needs, combats harmful narratives and, empowers individuals and communities to thrive.

Our expertise lies in crafting compelling narratives and developing targeted marketing campaigns that resonate with key stakeholders in African communities. This content also serves as valuable additions to our own growing library of engaging projects and stories on platforms like Instagram and YouTube.

Our Company Goal

By leveraging our deep understanding of African cultures and our signature storytelling approach, we help organizations increase brand awareness, attract funding, and achieve their goals of improving lives across the continent.

The best part about it? We educate the storytellers that will be dispatched for our partner organizations, in-house.

We developed a philanthropic initiative called #TheNewEra’s program whose mission is to close digital literacy for youth in the Global South (ages 15-35, 78% women).

Our Flagship Program is Addressing a Critical Need

In today's rapidly changing world, digital literacy is more crucial than ever.

By equipping young people with these essential skills, we are not only empowering individuals but also strengthening communities. The #TheNewEra program is fostering a new generation of storytellers who can:

• Document their heritage: Preserve and share African history, culture, and traditions through compelling multimedia.
• Drive social change: Use their voices to advocate for positive change in their communities and address critical issues.
• Launch successful careers: Develop the skills and confidence to pursue careers in the creative industries, contributing to the economic growth of West Africa.