Tshijuka RDP (Recover Document Platform) was founded by Tresor Ndala Buzangu after experiencing how the loss of academic documents can destroy futures. Born into a soldier’s family, Tresor’s early education began in Mbuji-Mayi. Frequent transfers meant his family often had to move suddenly — and during one of these moves to Mbanza-Ngungu, his school documents were lost. As a result, he was denied entry to the correct class (Primary 4) and spent two painful years out of school before finally being readmitted—but only to Primary 3.
When he grew older, Tresor faced another setback — the loss of his passport in 2019 while leaving DRCongo for Uganda. This loss nearly cost him his university admission at Ashesi University in 2022, where he had earned a place as a Mastercard Foundation Scholar. Thanks to Laura Kaub, who helped renew his passport in the DRC and coordinated its safe delivery to Kampala, Tresor was able to join Ashesi and continue his education. Today, he is now residing in Ghana and is in his final year at Ashesi studying Management Information Systems — a testament to resilience and the power of timely help. These experiences inspired him to create Tshijuka RDP, ensuring that no learner is ever denied education access due to lost documents.
Across Africa and the whole world, millions share this struggle. Many are excluded from opportunities before they even apply—simply because they cannot present required documents such as academic transcripts, identification cards or passports (for international students), birth certificates, CVs, and training certificates. These documents are not just papers; they represent justice, access, and the right to opportunity.
To restore Education Access Justice by ensuring that every learner—regardless of background, displacement, or circumstance—can securely access, verify, and protect their academic documents using trusted local digital infrastructure.
A world where no student is excluded before they apply; where education access is protected by integrity-driven technology and every academic record reflects a student’s right to learn, grow, and succeed.
Schools, universities, and employers require multiple verified documents—academic transcripts, IDs or passports, birth certificates, and sometimes CVs or recommendation letters. Yet, thousands lose these documents due to migration, conflict, natural disasters, or data breaches. Without them, many capable individuals are excluded from educational opportunities and fair access to justice in education.
Tshijuka RDP offers a secure, AI-supported, and self-managed digital infrastructure that allows students and institutions to recover (post-loss), store (pre-loss), and protect (against cyberattacks) essential academic documents such as transcripts, identification cards, birth certificates, CVs, and training certificates. By operating entirely on its own IT infrastructure, Tshijuka RDP ensures data sovereignty, reliability, and independence.
Every technical team member undergoes six months of ethical cybersecurity training at the Accra headquarters before engaging in recovery operations—guaranteeing the highest standards of digital protection and accountability.
Denise fled conflict and lost her academic transcripts, ID, certificates, and birth certificate. Through Tshijuka RDP, she recovered her records swiftly and resumed her education without discrimination.
Caroline, a student with a disability, used Tshijuka RDP to access her school records independently—without travel, physical barriers, or extra costs—empowering her with dignity and autonomy.
Desire symbolizes every student who seeks simplicity. With Tshijuka RDP, he retrieves verified transcripts, IDs, and certificates instantly—avoiding long queues, delays, and uncertainty.
Angel lives in a region affected by recurring conflict. She now uses Tshijuka RDP’s private infrastructure to safeguard her academic documents, ensuring her education remains uninterrupted no matter what happens.
Irene, a professional, once lost access to her documents due to a ransomware attack. Tshijuka RDP’s secure in-house IT system now enables safe recovery and protection from such modern digital threats.
Tshijuka, a caring mother, values education deeply. After seeing her children lose school access due to missing documents, she now uses the platform herself to manage and secure their school reports, birth certificates, and IDs—protecting their right to learn.
Tshijuka RDP upholds the principle of Data Dignity — treating every user’s information as a matter of human rights. Through technology grounded in ethics, transparency, and trust, Tshijuka RDP not only recovers lost documents—it restores justice, dignity, and equal access to education.