Revolutionizing Rural Agriculture Trade Ecosystem for Africa Farmers
Traditional farming methods across Africa often depend on synthetic inputs, degrading soil health, harming biodiversity, polluting water sources, and contributing to greenhouse gas emissions. Smallholder farmers and local agro-dealers in Africa often have to rely on informal structures which hinders agricultural productivity and threatens income security. Shamba Pride sets itself apart by offering a holistic tech-driven solution for supply chain transparency and a Digishop network that help connect local traders and producers directly with each other providing holistic support to agro-dealers and farmers and ensuring last-mile delivery of quality eco-friendly agricultural inputs, competitive market linkage, and digital tools for business management. This integrated ecosystem enables the company to bring together supply and demand effectively.
By eliminating intermediaries and counterfeit products, Shamba Pride lowers farming costs while promoting climate-smart practices, including organic inputs, climate-resilient seedlings, irrigation, and conservation agriculture. Additionally, its market linkage services provide farmers with stable income opportunities and reduce post-harvest losses. Shamba Pride has over 70,000 active farmers and 4500 agri-retailers using it’s Digishop trade platform.



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Our Services
Shamba Pride is a technology-driven company that connects smallholder farmers to services technology-powered digishops, providing access to high quality inputs, services and information in Africa.

Agrodealer upscaling
Agrodealer ecosystem across Africa massively controls agriculture inputs and service delivery to rural farmers..

DigiShop Market
Rural distribution of agriculture, inputs, services, and information is informal, poor and inefficient with multiple intermediaries..

Market linkage
Organized market platform linking farmers to medium and large offtakers

BNPL ( Buy now pay later)
Farmers and agrodealers can access short term working capital and credit to expand their agribusinesses

Inventory and financial management
Agrodealers manage inventory and keep financial records for more informed stocking and financial decisions

Digital extension
Mobile App and USSD platform where farmers access expert crop and livestock advisory at comfort of their mobile phones
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Soil Testing
Farmers request for soil testing testing at comfort of their mobile phone and have soil sample collected, analyzed and receive recommendations

Logistics Management
Trucking marketplace where truck owners and drivers signup and stand to receive daily transport service requests…
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Find latest news involving Shamba Pride under this section

Hot startup of the month: Kenya’s Shamba Pride
Kenyan agri-tech startup Shamba Pride is digitizing existing informal agro-dealers and transforming them into franchised “DigiShops” as it bids to revolutionize the rural agricultural trade ecosystem in East Africa.

Kenyan agri-tech startup Shamba Pride raises US$1.1m funding round to finance expansion plan
Shamba Pride is a one-stop online-to-offline platform that connects smallholder farmers to quality inputs, services, and information through technology-powered “DigiShops”.

Kenyan agri-tech startup Farmers Pride raises $220k funding from Gray Matters Capital’s coLABS
Kenyan startup Farmers Pride, a one-stop e-commerce platform that connects village level farmers to quality inputs, services, and information through women-owned DigiShops powered by technology, has raised US$220,000 funding from Gray Matters Capital under its gender portfolio coLABS.

Kenya’s agritech startups aim to bridge food deficit
Nairobi, Kenya – When Samuel Munguti graduated from university in 2016 with a master’s degree in marketing, he decided his passion lay in farming. So he took his $4,000 in savings – more money than the average Kenyan earns in a year – rented some farmland in Simba village, Makueni county,

Disruptive Agriculture Technology Moonshot—Ready for Lift Off in Sub-Saharan Africa?
Can Africa feed Africa? This question is frequently asked, especially when there are 256 million people (1 in 5) in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) who are critically undernourished. And the numbers are growing. Escalating weather volatility due to climate change further exacerbate food and nutrition insecurity.

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