Operational in Ghana · Uganda · DR Congo
Document access infrastructure — for individuals, businesses, and institutions Access, store, and retrieve documents anywhere through our platform and physical service centers
According to the World Bank's Identification for Development (ID4D) initiative (World Bank, 2021), hundreds of millions of people in Sub-Saharan Africa face barriers to education, jobs, funding, AI opportunities, and other essential services because they cannot access the documents, information, and data needed to prove their identity, qualifications, eligibility, or experience.
Across Africa, this data is held by schools, universities, businesses, and government institutions, yet it is often poorly protected, poorly stored, damaged, lost, or difficult to retrieve. In conflict-affected regions such as eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the destruction of archives has made valuable data inaccessible (UNHCR, 2024), while data-management and digitization gaps continue to affect institutions and individuals across Ghana, including Lapaz, Accra. As a result, documents are often difficult to retrieve, verify, reissue, scan, digitize, or print when needed, highlighting the need for reliable document access infrastructure.
The solution is document access infrastructure that enables individuals to access documents they do not possess and enables institutions to protect or store the records and data that make those documents accessible.
For individuals, this means a digital platform and network of physical document service centers that enable users to request, retrieve, store, scan, digitize, print, and access documents regardless of location. This helps students, professionals, entrepreneurs, displaced people, and host communities obtain the documents they need for education, jobs, funding, AI opportunities, and other essential services.
For institutions and businesses, this infrastructure strengthens document access by protecting or storing the records behind the documents. Organizations can either use dedicated infrastructure to digitize, protect or store, and manage their records, or maintain their own systems while connecting them to the platform so authorized users can access documents more easily. By protecting or storing data at the source, institutions ensure that documents remain available for verification, retrieval, issuance, and reissuance when needed.
Physical service centers, beginning with Lapaz, Accra, complement the platform through scanning, digitization, printing, verification, and document support services. Together, this creates an end-to-end document access infrastructure that makes documents easier to access today and ensures they remain accessible tomorrow. We have created Tshijuka RDP, a Document Access Infrastructure Company, to deliver this solution.
Who we serve
Anyone who needs documents they do not possess. Whether documents were lost to conflict or disaster, left behind after a move, or are simply unreachable from where you are now, Tshijuka RDP helps you access, store, and recover what matters.
Including displaced persons and refugees, entrepreneurs, schools and hospitals seeking digitization, and organizations managing records across multiple locations.
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Tshijuka RDP is operational with teams and intermediaries in three countries—and we are building toward coverage across Africa.
For students, professionals, and organizations who need educational or qualification records
Educational documents remain among the most requested records on our platform. We help retrieve transcripts, certificates, and references; support scholarship, employment, and licensing applications; and connect you with guidance for deadlines and institutional requirements.
Create an account to manage your documentsOur physical office in Lapaz, Ghana, coordinates logistics and paid freelance work that funds the initiative.
Day-to-day operations, client meetings, printing, and project delivery happen from this office. Income from commercial services keeps Tshijuka RDP running and subsidises affordable document access, recovery, and digitization for individuals, businesses, and institutions.
Partner or request services: contact us in Lapaz or online. +233591429017
Individuals & organizations · Guidance persons · Lawyers · Issuing institutions
Co-Founder & CEO
📍 Lapaz, Ghana
Co-Founder — Uganda Operations
📍 Western Uganda
Co-Founder — DR Congo Operations & Legal Counsel
📍 Mbanza Ngungu, DR Congo
Create an account, visit a service center, or contact us in Lapaz or online. Enterprise registered in Ghana; serving individuals, businesses, and institutions across Africa.