Turning African conversations into actionable intelligence — starting in Kenya, expanding across the continent.
Global platforms like Meltwater, Brandwatch, and Brand24 built powerful social listening tools — but they were designed for a global market. Africa's information environment is different: conversations move across social media, local news, blogs, YouTube, and government announcements, in English, Kiswahili, Sheng, and other African languages, shaped by political and economic context that generic tools were never built to understand.
We don't think the problem is a lack of data. It's understanding what the data means — not just that mentions went up 300%, but why, who's driving it, and what to do next. That's the gap we're building Savanna Digital Labs to close.
We're starting in Kenya, working closely with a small number of early customers to learn exactly what intelligence they need, before expanding across East, West, and Southern Africa.
We build for African languages, news ecosystems, and culture, not as an afterthought to a global product.
We aim to explain the why, not just show you a number.
We work closely with early customers before scaling wide.
One intelligence engine, built to serve brands, agencies, media, and public institutions alike.
Alongside the platform, Savanna Digital Labs runs SEO for businesses in Kenya and East Africa from Nairobi: technical SEO, content and on-page SEO, link building and local SEO, run as one program. See the full list of SEO services or SEO pricing.
A number-one ranking that does not convert is worthless. We optimize for leads and revenue, and report on both.
You see every change we make, why we made it and how we measure the impact, in plain language.
We flag short-term tactics that could cost you rankings later, even when it makes for a harder conversation today.
You know who is working on your account and deal with them directly.
We work across Kenya and are expanding into Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda. Read about SEO in Nairobi, Mombasa, Kampala, Dar es Salaam and Kigali.