Our Work

Celebrating Our 
Shared Impact

Every milestone we share is a testament to the resilience and ingenuity of the entrepreneurs who form the heartbeat of the African Blue Economy. 

These stories are more than news – they are our collective successes, proving that when community-led innovation meets dedicated support, we can transform the health of our ocean and the prosperity of those who depend on it. 

Dive into the journey of the ventures, partnerships, and people redefining what is possible for a regenerative future.

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Mangrove trees with exposed stilt roots standing in shallow tidal water at low tide, with seagrass visible beneath the surface

Why Regeneration Outvalues Sustainability

VUA's platform

VUA SOLUTIONS LIMITED

Sea Urchin being held by local as part of the Mena Tsook project.

Mena Tsook

Great Lakes Feeds, Kenya - holding their end product.

Greatlakes Feeds Ltd

Latest Stories

Healthy Seaweed

Captain Fanplastic

Kumbatia Seafood

Soso Care

Startup Portfolio

VUA's platform

VUA SOLUTIONS LIMITED

Great Lakes Feeds, Kenya - holding their end product.

Greatlakes Feeds Ltd

Collecting waste from river systems

Chemolex Company Limited

Coastal Communities

By investing in grassroots innovation and community-led solutions, 
we’re building a blue economy that works for everyone.

Rumaki, Tanzania

Antsiranana, Madagascar

Community members seated in a circle for an outdoor training session in Mozambique, with a facilitator at a whiteboard beside ReSea and OceanHub Africa banners in Portuguese

Inhambane, Mozambique

Metuge, Mozambique

Tanga-Pemba, Tanzania

Our Ecosystem

Our EcosystemWe Connect

Blue Entrepreneurship Breakthrough

Turning Ocean Ambition into Investable, African-Led Action Announced: COP30 (Belém, Brazil) Official Launch: Our Ocean Conference (Kenya, June 2026) Core Framework: Ocean Breakthroughs The Blue...

Our EcosystemWe Connect

United Nations Ocean Decade Africa Taskforce

Turning Continental Ambition into Coordinated Action That is the role of the African Ocean Decade Taskforce. As a regional connector, the Taskforce identifies priorities and...

Our EcosystemWe Connect

Great Blue Wall

Connecting the Corridor: OIA 2023 as the Catalyst for a Nature-Positive Africa But right now, that lifeline is exposed. With only 8% of these waters...

Blue Market Insights

Mangrove trees with exposed stilt roots standing in shallow tidal water at low tide, with seagrass visible beneath the surface
Blue Market InsightsOceanHub Africa blog articles

Why Regeneration Outvalues Sustainability

The Premium is Already Priced In Blue carbon credits trade at $25 to $32 per tonne of CO2 equivalent, against a $6.34 average across the...

Fish Farms showing the scale of Africa's blue economy.
Blue Market Insights

The Evolution of Africa’s Blue Economy

Africa’s Ocean at a Crossroads Africa’s Blue Economy, the sustainable use and conservation of aquatic resources, encompassing oceans, coastlines, fisheries, aquaculture, maritime trade, marine tourism,...

Venture building studio

Some of the most urgent ocean challenges in Africa persist for a simple reason: the tools the shoreline needs are not being built for the shoreline. Conventional innovation pipelines tend to prioritise software-first models and markets with mature infrastructure, leaving critical gaps in accessible hardware, field-ready systems, and context-specific business models.

The Ocean Venture Studio is OceanHub Africa’s response to that gap. It operates as a practical venture-building capability that identifies where solutions are missing, then co-creates and prototypes what is needed, with a focus on affordability, durability, and real-world usability. By de-risking concepts through hands-on design, testing, and iteration, the Studio helps move ideas from “possible” to “deployable,” so they can perform in coastal conditions and be adopted at scale.

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