

Africa’s First Super App
Moja combines in a single application the functionality of multiple apps.




Moja is a platform for flourishing—a complete ecosystem on a smartphone.

Moja is an enterprise engine that empowers entrepreneurs and consumers.
Moja Marketplace
Buy, Sell, Negotiate Securely

A Moja Score is the ultimate metric for measuring levels of trust among users. Positive reviews, successful transactions, and quick response rates are a few ways users build their Moja Score in the marketplace.
View storefront analytics and promote your business.
Negotiate with other storefront owners through quote requests.
Filter businesses by Moja Score, common connections, response rate, location, and more.

Certification metrics help build a sense of community in the educational environment.
Build your Moja Score as you complete certifications and courses.
On-site courses hosted at Moja Centers offer more personal learning opportunities.
Develop your skillset by earning certifications.
Moja Connect
Build a Trusted Network

Easily communicate with new connections.
Search for people
to connect with.
Keep in touch with friends and see their Moja Score progress.
Watch your network grow as you connect with more people.
Moja is a Network of Networks
Moja’s networks already total in excess of 30 million people.



Africa is the World’s Most Dynamic Market

Moja is a Platform for Everyone
Moja is for the underserved, the elite, and everyone in between.
Moja is a Thought Leader
We are thinkers and doers, philosophers and techies.
FEATURED ARTICLES
"Stranger Danger,” E-commerce, and the Digital Transmission of Trust
The Hustle recently published a piece about the sharing economy that opened with the story of Zhao Shuping
Doing Good While Doing Well
The technocratic world raises moral issues for which past ethics, geared to dealings amongst people within narrow geographical and temporal ranges, are no longer adequate in the digital age.
Conversation with a Contrarian: Based on Peter Thiel’s Zero to One
Peter Thiel’s questions below have been drawn from his 2014 book, Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future.