Press Kit

Media &
Press Resources

Everything journalists, bloggers, and media partners need to tell the NjangiBase story. Brand assets, key facts, and press contacts all in one place.

At a Glance

Key Facts

Founded
2025
Launch Date
January 2027
Regions
10
Association Types
Clubs, faith groups, mutual aid groups
Campaign Types
4
Currencies Supported
10
Economic Zones
3
Tagline
Empowering Communities
About

About NjangiBase

Short Description (50 words)

NjangiBase is a community finance and mutual aid platform for clubs, associations, and houses of faith. It helps member-led groups manage treasury transactions, dues, meetings, records, governance, njangi circles, campaigns, and member support in one trusted system.

Extended Description (100 words)

Founded in 2025 and launching January 2027, NjangiBase gives associations two clear paths: an association finance toolkit with no mutual aid obligations, and a network path for shared solidarity campaigns and cross-association member support.

Unlike traditional insurance, the mutual aid network operates on a crowdfunding model rooted in the centuries-old tradition of njangi: rotating savings and support circles. A three-zone economic system adjusts contributions by members' economic realities.

NjangiBase supports death and repatriation, medical emergency, scholarship, and disaster-relief campaigns. The platform accepts 10 currencies and offers multiple disbursement methods including bank transfer, mobile money, PayPal, and cash pickup.

Brand Identity

Colors & Typography

Gold#D4A853
Primary accent, calls to action, highlights
Forest#2D5A3D
Secondary accent, trust elements
Terracotta#C17A56
Warm accent, community elements
Earth Dark#1C1917
Text and headers
Cream#FAF8F5
Backgrounds

Typography

Headings

Playfair Display

Body Text

Source Sans 3

Programs

Campaign Types & Zone Targets

Campaign TypeZone AZone BZone C
🕊️ Death & Repatriation€5,000€3,000€2,000
🏥 Medical Emergency€5,000€3,000€2,000
🎓 Scholarship€2,500€1,500€1,000
🚨 Disaster Relief€5,000€3,000€2,000

Zone A: high-income countries. Zone B: emerging economies. Zone C: lower-income regions and local-origin communities.

Media Partners

Relevant Media Outlets

Homeland Media

Cameroon TribuneJournal du CamerounCameroon InfoThe Guardian Post

Diaspora Media

The African Courier (Germany)Afrique Magazine (France)New African MagazineThe Voice (UK)

Tech & Social Impact

TechCrunch AfricaDisrupt AfricaWeeTrackerTechCabal

Media Contact

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