Kebeza starts with the work already happening: patients, specimens, reports, referrals and delays. From that ground truth, we are building better access today and the infrastructure Africa will need tomorrow.
These are not concept slides. They grow from active pathology practice, regional diagnostic work, real patient navigation and practical service delivery in Uganda.
Appointment-based pathology support, FNAC and lump assessment, Pap smear and cytology services, result explanation, second opinions, biopsy coordination and diagnostic navigation.
See clinical services →A pathology-led outreach model connecting awareness to scheduled Pap smears, FNAC for accessible lumps and swellings, rapid cytology where feasible, result communication and referral tracking.
Build a camp partnership →A multilingual WhatsApp guidance and navigation tool helping people organise worrying symptoms, understand when assessment may be needed and reach an appropriate testing pathway. It does not diagnose cancer.
Open Cancer Check →A status-only WhatsApp workflow designed to tell pathology patients whether a result is ready, not ready or not found, while escalating delays internally.
View the workflow →The problem is not only equipment. It is how to make a small number of pathologists available across many facilities, while keeping responsibility, quality and auditability visible.
A scanner-agnostic remote pathology platform connecting facilities to a distributed pool of pathologists for reporting, second opinions and specialist support. It can work with existing whole-slide scanners, commercial scanners, camera-assisted capture and low-cost systems such as OpenFlexure.
Explore PathEdge →Short-form cancer education in Luganda and English that corrects misinformation, encourages earlier care-seeking and connects public attention to real diagnostic pathways.
See the awareness work →Kebeza is not only thinking about how to report today's cases faster. We are thinking about what African cancer systems should be able to learn from those cases over the next decade.
APOA is Kebeza's long-range precision oncology platform: a governed African cancer intelligence layer linking pathology, IHC, stage, epidemiology, tissue, tumor-normal sequencing, treatment response, recurrence and survival.
Enter the APOA vision →The portfolio moves in one direction: from better diagnostic access now, to systems that extend scarce expertise, to African-owned evidence capable of shaping research, trials, diagnostics and precision oncology. Ambition is not the problem. Ambition without an operating spine is. Kebeza's spine is pathology.