Brastorne develops digital inclusion solutions for feature phone users across Africa. Using USSD technology, it turns ordinary mobile phones into internet-connected devices, giving underserved communities access to markets, information, and communication tools. Its work has reached millions across several African countries, including Botswana, especially in rural and low-income areas.
Core products include mAgri, linking rural farmers to agricultural markets and information; Mpotsa, a telephone-based information and subscription service; and Vuka, a social communication platform for feature phones. Brastorne partners with organisations like the Botswana Investment and Trade Centre, Orange, UNICEF, and the Ministry of Health to expand digital access. Its website offers details on solutions, impact data, case studies, testimonials, and news on its digital inclusion initiatives.
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