Partner with AfricanGPT
AfricanGPT is built on the idea that African language AI should be shaped by the communities it serves. We welcome partnerships with organisations, institutions, and individuals who share this goal.
Who Can Partner
We are open to working with a wide range of organisations and individuals. Partnerships can range from informal collaboration to formal agreements, depending on scope and mutual interest.
Universities and Academic Institutions
We welcome collaboration with universities, linguistics departments, African studies programmes, and language centres on research, data, curriculum, and student projects.
Possible collaboration areas:
- Joint research on African language NLP
- Student projects using AfricanGPT for language learning or analysis
- Curriculum integration for African language instruction
- Dataset collaboration and corpus contribution
NGOs and Development Organisations
Organisations working with multilingual communities across Africa can use AfricanGPT to support communication, outreach, and programme delivery in local languages.
Possible collaboration areas:
- Multilingual health communication and awareness materials
- Community outreach in local African languages
- Translation support for programme materials and reports
- Feedback collection and understanding in local languages
Language Communities
Native speaker communities and language preservation groups can help improve AfricanGPT by contributing voice recordings, translations, corrections, and cultural context.
Possible collaboration areas:
- Community voice recording campaigns
- Translation validation and quality improvement
- Cultural context and terminology review
- Advocacy for underrepresented languages
Public-Sector Teams
Government agencies and public institutions that serve multilingual populations can explore AfricanGPT for citizen communication, education, and service delivery.
Possible collaboration areas:
- Multilingual public service announcements
- Education materials in local languages
- Citizen feedback understanding and translation
- Language technology capacity building
Research Labs
AI research labs, NLP research groups, and computational linguistics teams working on African languages or low-resource NLP can explore data sharing, model evaluation, and collaborative research.
Possible collaboration areas:
- Benchmark evaluation on African language tasks
- Dataset sharing and collaborative data collection
- Model evaluation and comparison studies
- Joint publications on African language AI
African Creators and Content Producers
Writers, translators, content creators, and media professionals who work in or with African languages can collaborate on content, quality assurance, and creative projects.
Possible collaboration areas:
- Content creation and localisation in African languages
- Quality review and linguistic feedback
- Creative projects involving African language AI
- Educational and cultural content development
How to Get in Touch
If you are interested in exploring a partnership with AfricanGPT, we would like to hear from you. Please reach out through any of the following channels:
Contact Support Page
Use our Contact Support page and mention your partnership interest.
Connect with DigiTransact AI on LinkedIn.
When reaching out, please include a brief description of your organisation, the type of partnership you have in mind, and how you envision collaboration.
Let's Build African Language AI Together
Whether you are a university, NGO, language community, or creator — there is a way to work together.