About Us
Tunu Africa was founded to address a growing gap in how institutions communicate.
Across regulated and mission-driven organisations, communication is often treated as campaigns, content, or channels. Responsibility is fragmented, executive voice is underutilised, and the operational consequences are absorbed downstream, through misaligned expectations, low-quality engagement, and avoidable friction across teams.
We believe this is not a communications problem. It is a design and capability problem.
Our Point of View
We believe effective institutional communication shares three characteristics
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It is executive-led
Senior leaders play a direct role in shaping understanding, not only approving messages.
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It is designed as infrastructure
Communication systems should be durable, governed, and embedded into operations, not dependent on individuals or agencies.
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It is owned by the institution
Capability, content, and control must remain internal, particularly in regulated environments.
Our Purpuse
Podcasting across Africa is growing rapidly, with sustained annual growth of 34% projected through 2030. As adoption increases, many organizations enter the format without the structures required to maintain credibility, consistency, and public trust.
TUNU exists to support institutions in using podcasting deliberately as a long-term communication asset, not a short-term initiative.
Our Context
TUNU operates from Tanzania, working at the intersection of local realities and global professional standard valuing clarity and consistency over speed or visibility.
We partner with organizations that operate across diverse audiences and complex environments, where thoughtful communication is essential.
Our Service Philosophy
Institutions do not communicate casually. They operate within reputational, regulatory, and public-trust constraints.
For this reason, our services are designed to be strategic rather than reactive, editorially disciplined rather than promotional, and sustainable rather than campaign-based.
When treated seriously, podcasting becomes a long-term institutional asset, not a marketing experiment.