West Africa
Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal, Benin, Togo, Burkina Faso, Mali, Guinea, Niger
LL REMAKE AFRICA
AI training, AI consulting and AI solutions for organisations operating across French-speaking Africa.
LL REMAKE AFRICA, an Ivorian company based in Abidjan, supports companies, public bodies and international organisations working in French-speaking African markets. Programmes are delivered in French, with materials and coordination available in English for international teams and regional headquarters.
This page is for organisations that manage several francophone markets at once. For a single country, see our pages for Côte d'Ivoire and Abidjan; for the whole continent, see AI training in Africa.
Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal, Benin, Togo, Burkina Faso, Mali, Guinea, Niger
Cameroon, Gabon, Republic of the Congo, DRC, Chad, Central African Republic
Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria
Madagascar, Comoros, and bilingual Mauritius
A shared training core adapted to each country's sectors, institutions and realities, for groups with subsidiaries across the region.
Sessions run in French for local teams, with English coordination for regional and global headquarters.
Programmes take into account the business law frameworks shared by many francophone countries, including OHADA, alongside national rules.
Solutions sized to local infrastructure, connectivity and budgets, from simple automation to AI agents.
Sectors: Banking and microfinance, insurance, telecoms, energy and mining, agribusiness, logistics and ports, public administration, international organisations, legal and accountancy professions.
Yes. LL REMAKE AFRICA works with organisations across francophone West, Central and North Africa, on site when the project justifies it, or online.
Yes. We build a shared core and adapt examples, sectors and constraints for each country, which suits groups with several subsidiaries.
Sessions are usually delivered in French for local teams, with coordination and reporting available in English.
Yes: AI strategy, governance and the design of AI solutions such as automation, assistants and knowledge bases.
Funding depends on the country: direct funding by the organisation, national training funds where they exist, or partner programmes.