One word. One continent. A permanent, continent-exact address for the platforms, institutions and storytellers shaping how 1.5 billion people — and the world — learn about, invest in and experience Africa.
There is exactly one domain that pairs the continent's name with the .gl extension. Short, unmistakable and category-defining — it cannot be reproduced, only owned.
Africa.gl reads as an authority the moment it appears — on a conference slide, a funding proposal or a browser bar. No tagline needed to explain what it covers.
From pan-African platforms to intergovernmental bodies, cultural brands and startup ecosystems — few domains speak to this many distinct, well-funded audiences at once.
Africa is the world's fastest-growing digital market: surging connectivity, a booming startup scene and global institutional attention. The name only becomes more valuable.
This standalone site — theme, buyer messaging and inquiry form — transfers with the domain, so a buyer can go live immediately or fully re-skin it.
Africa.gl has direct relevance across the full ecosystem building, funding, studying and telling the story of the continent.
Continent-wide portals, super-apps, education networks and information services that need one address to speak to fifty-four markets at once.
Development organisations and philanthropic foundations anchoring continent-scale programmes, data portals and public campaigns.
Operators and boards selling the continent as a destination — safaris, heritage routes, festivals and premium experience travel.
Universities, observatories and data initiatives publishing African research, statistics and open datasets to a global audience.
Marketplaces, fintechs, accelerators and funds building the AfCFTA-era single market — and needing a name as big as the ambition.
Broadcasters, studios and digital publishers telling African stories to African and global audiences — under a definitive masthead.
Galleries, auction platforms and cultural-asset ventures presenting African art, artefacts and collectibles to international collectors.
Continental institutions and regional blocs occasionally acquire definitive domains for public portals, summits and citizen services. Rare — but transformative when it happens.
Africa.gl is offered via private negotiation rather than a fixed list price, so valuation reflects the buyer's intended use, urgency and category (see the eight buyer types above). Submit an inquiry with your intended use and indicative budget and you'll receive a tailored response.
The domain registration itself, plus — at no extra cost — this complete standalone website (design, buyer-messaging copy and the inquiry form) as a starting point or template. You are free to replace it entirely.
Through a secure, milestone-based handover: terms are agreed in writing, payment is held by an independent, mutually agreed third-party service, the registrar transfer (or registrant change, per the .gl registry's process) is completed, and funds are released once you confirm control of the domain.
No — Africa.gl is held for sale only. It is not attached to any operating business, trademark or third-party agreement, which keeps the transfer simple and dispute-free.
Yes. Every serious inquiry is reviewed individually, including staged payment plans for institutional buyers, partnership arrangements or bundled agreements. Use the contact form to start the conversation.
Tell us about your organisation and intended use, and we'll respond with next steps. All inquiries are reviewed personally — no bots, no auto-replies from a call centre.
Single registrant, no liens, no trademark conflicts, no attached liabilities.
A secure, independently verified handover with clear milestones.
Domain offered as-is.
No warranty of merchantability implied.
