About NeuroTech Systems Limited
Delivering innovation, quality, and cutting-edge technology solutions that empower businesses and enhance lives.
Our Mission
To drive Efficiency by creating and delivering technology solutions that fit the needs of your business.
Our Vision
To be the Pan-African Provider of End-to-End solutions that meet your digital transformation needs.
Core Values
Innovation
We embrace change and strive to drive innovation in every aspect of our business.
Integrity
We conduct our business with honesty, transparency, and ethical practices.
Customer Focus
Our customers are at the heart of everything we do, and we are committed to their success.
Sustainability
We are dedicated to developing solutions that are sustainable and contribute to a better future.
Company Overview
NeuroTech Limited is a fully owned Malawian ICT solutions integrator company, founded in 2009 with the aim of providing innovative solutions for businesses seeking to leverage technology for their Success. Our operations span Kenya, Zambia, Tanzania, Rwanda, serving major organizations across multiple sectors including Financial Services, Telecoms, Utilities, Manufacturing, Education and Government.
Since its inception, NeuroTech Limited has thrived on the highly competitive local and international markets of integrated solutions to become a leading information and communication technologies (ICT) service provider in the African region, serving governments and private organizations alike. Our highly skilled consultancy, engineering, and software and systems development staff, having mastered industry standard technologies from world-renown partners have built NeuroTech’s reputation and sound financial health.
Our Team
Ms Sarah Sadiki
C.E.O
"Technology has been driving our world for the past couple of decades and it has always been my desire to see the view from the drivers seat and make a difference as well as motivate and encourage women who think it's a difficult field. I am proud to be leading a team of other amazing and talented individuals"