Five years after its acquisition by CcHub , iHub has moved to a sleek, two-storey headquarters in Nairobis upscale Lavington area, a clear sign of the accelerators growing influence in Africas tech ecosystem.
iHubs spacious new office in Lavington features an entertainment and media hub designed to provide specialised advisory support for film, television, and social media professionals. The facility also includes co-working spaces, private booths for calls, conference rooms, and dedicated venture capital offices for firms like TLcom and Verod-Kepple Africa Ventures.
We have gone through different stages of growth. Moving here means we are scaling up our work and restating our commitment to Kenya. This move is part of our strategic focus and reflects our growth phase, Ojoma Ochai, CcHub Managing Director who heads iHub operations, told TechCabal.
iHub has had a busy year, partnering with telco Safaricom and Spark Accelerator to support startups like Chaptr and Chumz. Through a partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, iHub and CcHub invested 1.2 million in 36 edtech startups.
iHubs pan-African footprint, with operations in Nigeria, Rwanda, Kenya, and Namibia, enables it to connect and support startups across the continent. This collaborative approach is a cornerstone of CcHubs strategy to drive growth and foster innovation in Africas tech ecosystem.
