Meet the leaders, directors, and educators who drive TAIIH's mission to restore African intellectual sovereignty and advance indigenous knowledge systems.
Chairperson & President, TAIIH
Visionary Pan-Africanist leading TAIIH's mission to restore African intellectual sovereignty and advance indigenous innovation.
King Fazan Ajo is the Chairperson and President of The Africa Indigenous Innovation Hub (TAIIH), where he leads the institution's vision to restore African intellectual sovereignty and advance indigenous knowledge systems within global innovation landscapes. As President, he provides executive leadership and oversight across all departments of TAIIH, ensuring strategic alignment, institutional discipline, and sustainable growth. He also serves as Executive Director of Continental Strategy and Institutional Development, guiding the expansion of the organization through regional partnerships, institutional collaborations, and long-term strategic planning. Additionally, he serves as Director of Indigenous Innovation and Sovereign Economic Architecture, focusing on the development of structured systems that transform indigenous knowledge into sustainable economic and research platforms, including oversight of the Indigenous Rainbow program. A visionary Pan-Africanist, King Fazan holds an Honors Degree in Biological Science and a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology, and is the author of over 10 books including "Becoming a High-Valued Man."
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Treasurer & Board Member
Oversees financial governance, institutional accountability, and co-directs community health and herbal advancement programs.
Queen Mother Ma'At serves as Treasurer and Board Member of TAIIH and holds a Board position with The Ma'Art. She oversees financial governance, institutional accountability, budgetary management, and compliance systems. She also serves as Director of Financial Governance and Institutional Sustainability, guiding financial strategies and operational structures. Additionally, she is Co-Director of Community Health and Herbal Advancement Programs, supporting indigenous medicine research and community health education.
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Patron — Security & Aerospace STEM Director
2024 ONYX Magazine Man of the Year. Leads security, aerospace STEM, and innovative educational platforms at TAIIH.
Errol "Doc" Holliday Sr. serves as Patron in Charge of Security at TAIIH, responsible for safeguarding institutional integrity, operational stability, and strategic protection. In 2024, he was recognized as Man of the Year and featured on the cover of ONYX Magazine's "Men of Honor" edition. He also serves as Department Head and Director of TAIIH Aerospace & STEM, and Director of Virtual Dream Seminars and Education New Concepts.
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Assistant Treasurer & PWD Director
Champions inclusion and empowerment for people with disabilities, advocating diverse ability drives institutional progress.
Samuel Anokwane serves as Assistant Treasurer and Director of the People With Disabilities (PWD) Department, championing inclusion, empowerment, and equitable participation. He supports financial governance by assisting in budgeting oversight and financial accountability. As PWD Director, he leads initiatives ensuring individuals living with disabilities are recognized and provided meaningful opportunities. He advocates that disability is not limitation but diverse ability, emphasizing dignity and inclusion.
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Herbal Medicine & Farm / Founder Ma'Art Kenya
Passionate herbal doctor and nutritionist. Founder of The Ma'Art Kenya, devoted to natural health solutions and organic food education.
Alice Njoki Macharia is the Founder and CEO of The Ma'Art Kenya. A passionate herbal doctor, nutritionist, and organic food specialist committed to natural health solutions and education. She brings years of self-driven diligence as a herbal doctor, organic food specialist and nutritionist, devoted to ensuring natural health solutions are available to the public.
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Head of Curriculum Development
Designs educational frameworks ensuring TAIIH programs meet the highest standards of academic excellence and cultural relevance.
Dr Cassandra Mabaso Hawkins leads the curriculum development division at TAIIH, designing and overseeing the educational frameworks that ensure the institution's programs meet the highest standards of academic excellence and cultural relevance.
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Spiritual Educator & Program Director
Program Director for South Africa. Creator of the "Cubs to Lions" initiative. His life's work restores Ubuntu as a foundational principle.
Gregory B Jackson serves as Spiritual Educator Program Administrator and heads the Department of Indigenous Culture and Decolonization. As Program Director for South Africa, he spearheads the strategic rollout of learning and skills development programs. He is the creator of the groundbreaking "Cubs to Lions" initiative, which fosters mental resilience, practical skills, and viable job opportunities for men. A multi-hyphenate creator and educator, his life's work is the restoration of indigenous culture, returning it to its foundational principle: Ubuntu.
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Director of IT & ICT Expert
Technology strategist shaping TAIIH's digital infrastructure, connecting Africa's traditional knowledge with global innovation.
HRH Mohammed Mshangama is a technology strategist and ICT expert who plays a central role in shaping the digital and technological infrastructure of TAIIH. As Head of IT, he leads the development and management of the institution's technological ecosystem. With extensive experience in information systems management, networking, and digital infrastructure, he ensures TAIIH operates at a modern global standard while preserving indigenous knowledge systems. He also serves as a Board Member of TAIIH and The Ma'Art.
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