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The Virunga mountains in Rwanda under a clear morning sky
A mountain rising above a green and gold maize field
Green East African hills running down to a distant lake
The Kigali skyline at sunset
The Cape coast meeting a deep blue sea
Mountain ridges under a wide open sky

Your Future. Unlocked.

Project Future puts VR, AI and the ideas behind them in front of young people, starting in the classroom.

We're bridging the digital divide, so no one gets left behind.

729 million people are still offline.

That's 57% of people across the 30 African markets we track. The cables are coming. We make sure they arrive ready.

Nigeria

Online
45.4%
Still offline
127m
Subsea cables
8
01 / 30

Data from Inferra, our map of AI infrastructure in Africa. March 2026.

What we do

Infinity

Ten modules, from a first computer to AI.

01 / 10

  1. Computers and technology
  2. Digital literacy
  3. Problem-solving
  4. Entrepreneurship
  5. Artificial Intelligence
  6. Blockchain
  7. AR and VR
  8. The Fourth Industrial Revolution
  9. Ethics and society
  10. Web3

Our outreach, on film

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Rajveer Singh Jolly, founder of Project Future, in a blue turban with his arms folded

Who's being left behind while all of this happens?

Rajveer Singh Jolly has been asking that since he started Project Future in Cape Town in 2018. In 2016 he was the April Western Cape Lead SA Youth Hero and the Mail & Guardian named him one of its 200 Young South Africans; his work has since earned a grant from the African Leadership Academy.

Meet Rajveer

In good company

  • Mail & Guardian 200 Young South Africans, 2016
  • African Leadership Academy
  • LeadSA
  • Generation Schools
  • Curro
  • FOSTA
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