About SavutiCloud

We started because the information gap was too wide

Solar panels, water recycling systems, and energy-efficient buildings are no longer expensive rarities. They're accessible. The problem is that understanding them well enough to make good decisions still requires wading through dense technical documentation, sales pitches, or engineering forums. We decided to fix that.

Our story

Built in Francistown, focused on southern Africa

SavutiCloud was founded in Francistown, Botswana, because that's where the team lives and works. Southern Africa has enormous potential for solar adoption. The climate is ideal, the technology is available, and costs have fallen significantly over the past decade. What's often missing is clear, accessible information.

We noticed that homeowners and small business owners were making decisions based on incomplete information, relying entirely on installer recommendations, or simply delaying decisions because the whole topic felt overwhelming. None of those are good outcomes.

So we built a learning platform focused on one thing: helping you understand enough to make informed choices. We're not installers. We don't sell equipment. We teach.

Solar panels on a residential rooftop in Botswana

What guides us

  • Plain language, always
  • Practical over theoretical
  • Honest about limitations
  • No sales agenda
Our mission

Education that closes the gap between technology and people

Sustainable technology works best when the people using it understand it. Our mission is to make that understanding available to anyone in Botswana and the wider region who wants it, regardless of their technical background.

Educate

Build genuine understanding through well-structured, readable course content.

Empower

Give people the tools to make independent, well-informed decisions.

Enable

Support wider adoption of sustainable technology through better public knowledge.

Our team

The people who write, review, and deliver the learning

We're a small team with a specific focus. Everyone involved has real-world experience in either sustainable technology or education, and usually both.

Naledi Sithole, curriculum director at SavutiCloud

Naledi Sithole

Curriculum Director

Naledi spent a decade teaching environmental science before joining SavutiCloud. She writes every course outline and makes sure nothing gets too technical for a general audience.

Bram Visser, solar systems advisor at SavutiCloud

Bram Visser

Solar Systems Advisor

Fifteen years installing and designing solar systems across southern Africa. Bram reviews all technical content for accuracy and brings a grounded, practical perspective to everything we publish.

Keabetswe Moyo, water systems specialist at SavutiCloud

Keabetswe Moyo

Water Systems Specialist

Keabetswe's background is in hydrology and community water planning. She developed our water efficiency curriculum drawing on projects across Botswana and Namibia.

Thabo Kgathi, learning experience lead at SavutiCloud

Thabo Kgathi

Learning Experience Lead

Thabo oversees how content is structured and delivered on the platform. His focus is on making the learning experience feel natural and progressive, not overwhelming.