Labari Data is the data and research arm of Labari Media, building structured, searchable directories and datasets on Ghanaian and African institutions, markets, and industries.
Where Tech Labari and Labari Journal report the story, Labari Data builds the underlying reference infrastructure — clean, queryable datasets that journalists, researchers, founders, and analysts can actually use.
What you can do
- Search and filter structured directories instead of digging through PDFs and scattered government reports
- Cross-reference entities (companies, firms, institutions) by sector, region, or ownership structure
- Access data that’s been scraped, cleaned, and normalized from primary sources (regulatory filings, government reports, public registries)
- Use the datasets as a starting point for further reporting, research, or product-building
Sections
Some of the sections/data include:
- Home / Data Desk — labaridata.com — overview of all available datasets and directories
- Labari Network – labaridata.com/network – A searchable directory of African journalists and media organisations — built for editors, PR teams, and researchers who need to find the right voice on the continent.
- African Women in Tech – labaridata.com/women-in-tech – A curated directory of women building and leading in African technology — founders, engineers, investors, and executives driving the continent’s digital economy.
- Events Calendar – labaridata.com/events – A pan-African events database tracking conferences, summits, festivals, and cultural moments across the continent — from tech gatherings to Detty December.