LMS Software for Universities & Training Institutions in Africa
AI-powered learning management system for South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, Ghana, and more — hosted in AWS Cape Town, with Flutterwave + Paystack billing, multilingual delivery, and POPIA/NDPR compliance.
Built for the realities of African higher ed
AWS Cape Town hosting
African data residency. Low-latency delivery from Johannesburg to Lagos to Nairobi.
English, French, Portuguese, Swahili, Arabic
Cover Anglophone, Francophone, Lusophone, East African, and North African markets from a single source course.
Flutterwave + Paystack + DPO Pay
Native African payment rails — card, mobile money (M-Pesa, MTN MoMo, Airtel Money), bank transfer — in NGN, ZAR, KES, EGP, GHS, TZS.
POPIA + NDPR + GDPR aligned
South Africa POPIA, Nigeria NDPR, and Kenya DPA controls. EU GDPR for institutions with European learners.
Low-bandwidth aware
Adaptive video quality, offline mobile sync, and SMS/USSD-based attendance — for institutions with constrained connectivity.
DHET, NUC & CUE aligned
Credit structure compatible with South Africa DHET, Nigeria NUC, and Kenya CUE accreditation reporting.
Public universities to pan-African networks
Public universities — UCT, Wits, UCT, UNILAG, UoN, Cairo, UoG
Multi-faculty tenants with proctored exams, programme-based delivery, and mobile-first learner experience.
Private universities & business schools
Branded portals for MBA, executive education, and online programmes with multi-currency billing.
Pan-African training networks — ALU, AIMS, Andela alumni
Multi-country tenants for tech academies, leadership institutes, and continental fellowship programmes.
Government & development sector training
Civil-service academies, NGO capacity building, donor-funded skills programmes — full audit and reporting.
Africa LMS questions
Which African data centres do you use?
AWS Cape Town (af-south-1) is the primary region, with optional replication to AWS Mumbai (low-latency for East Africa) or AWS Bahrain (for North Africa). Your institution chooses the residency region.
Does it work on low-bandwidth connections?
Yes. DeepTech delivers adaptive video (240p–1080p), aggressive caching, offline mobile sync (download lessons on Wi-Fi, study on cellular), and SMS-based attendance and notifications for institutions with constrained connectivity.
Which payment methods are supported?
Flutterwave (Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Egypt, South Africa, Tanzania, Rwanda), Paystack (Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya), DPO Pay, and mobile money rails (M-Pesa, MTN MoMo, Airtel Money). Multi-currency billing in NGN, ZAR, KES, EGP, GHS, TZS, UGX, RWF, and USD.
Is the LMS POPIA and NDPR compliant?
Yes. DeepTech is built with South Africa POPIA, Nigeria NDPR, and Kenya DPA controls: consent management, data minimisation, learner access/erasure flows, breach notification workflows, and a published DPO contact for African data subjects.
Can it run accreditation reporting for DHET, NUC, and CUE?
Yes. Standard exports for South Africa DHET, Nigeria NUC, Kenya CUE, Ghana NAB, and Egypt SCU accreditation cycles. Custom reports on request.
Launch your LMS across Africa
Talk to our Africa team — discovery call in English, French, or Arabic.
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