
Creative minds think alike, but a community of them is unstoppable.
Jambo Spaces is a creator hub with a unique collection of community-themed spaces made up of creator spaces, podcast spaces, a music studio, event spaces, co-working spaces and resources and activities curated to serve and enable the African creative professional community. Jambo has one purpose, and that is to “Empower African Youth To Turn Their Creativity Into Currency”.
Your creativity deserves a home. Find the perfect space to build, record, and create

Meetings
Although any space in Jambo can host a meeting, Bandbox and Eureka are where creative collaborations are birthed at Jambo. Suitable for either a private call or a larger group meeting

TA Adesa Library
This library is a space that encourages visitors to reflect on the rich and diverse literary heritage of Africa and its diaspora.
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AskJambo : The Ai Mentor Supporting African Creatives
This is our 24/7 AI-powered mentor, designed to support and empower African creatives at every stage of their journey. No matter your creative discipline, AskJambo has answers that will help you grow, monetize, and scale your craft. Available now on whatsapp.






Rent Equipment
From lights, to cameras, to microphones and even memory cards, rent all your production equipment here.
Our Events
From electrifying performances to insightful workshops and networking events, our spaces bring creators together to collaborate, learn, and celebrate their craft.

JamPod is an Open-Mic podcast mixer, where you can have conversations about anything and everything, and also meet new people in the process.
News Portal
Jambo Spaces News keeps you updated on groundbreaking projects, industry shifts, and the voices shaping the future of creativity on the continent.

Click4Change & FTF
Jambo Spaces, a dynamic organisation dedicated to fostering innovation and community empowerment, and FTF Ghana, a non-profit organisation committed to unlocking children’s potential, have launched a community-based project, Click4Change, to train children in ICT in Labadi, a suburb of Accra.