Digito Dawa provides a full range of services to support African businesses, organizations, and individuals as they navigate their digital and AI transformation journeys. Our work is structured around four key service areas:
Digito Dawa provides a full range of services to support African businesses, organizations, and individuals as they navigate their digital and AI transformation journeys. Our work is structured around four key service areas: Advisory, Consultancy, Training, and Discover. Each one has been thoughtfully designed to respond to the real needs we see across Africa’s growing tech landscape.
Our Advisory Services provide clear, expert support to help you build effective digital strategies, shape creative processes, and find practical ways to integrate AI into your work. We work with teams, departments, and full organizations, focusing on key areas like communication, visual design, workflow improvements, and time management.
Our Consultancy Services offer hands-on, project-based support where we work directly with your business, organization, or personal initiative to develop and implement tailored digital and AI solutions. Whether you're looking to improve a specific area or need full creative and technical guidance, we partner with you to design a process that meets your goals.
Through our Training Services, Digito Dawa builds essential digital and AI skills for a wide range of groups, from community members, educators, and students to corporate teams and government staff. Our training programs cover everything from digital literacy and communication skills to AI transition workshops, practical sessions using AI tools, advanced technology topics like AI and data analytics, and creative process development through design thinking.
Discover is Digito Dawa’s central hub for practical, reliable, and easy-to-access digital and AI tools, creative resources, and solution guides. It acts as both a resource center and a curated directory, built specifically for Zambia’s needs, and for professionals, educators, and organizations looking to improve productivity, streamline workflows, or solve everyday challenges using digital technology and AI.
Clear policies turn good digital intentions into safe, consistent, and scalable practice. Many small businesses, nonprofits, civil society groups, government agencies, educational institutions, and individuals with a personal need now rely on digital tools and artificial intelligence (AI) platforms without written guardrails. That creates risk: data exposure, inconsistent branding, platform misuse, unreliable records, and unreviewed AI outputs entering official work.
