
Fred Omolloh
Chief Executive Officer

YLab Studios
A Nairobi-based creative studio bringing strategy, craft, and production discipline to African stories built to travel.
The stories we believe in
Across Africa, a new wave of builders is emerging—entrepreneurs launching bold ideas, creators redefining culture, innovators solving real-world challenges, and organizations transforming communities.
From startups shaping the future of technology to mission-driven institutions advancing social progress, these efforts are changing the continent's trajectory. Yet too many of their stories remain unseen.
We document, amplify, and share these journeys—building the narrative infrastructure that connects African stories and excellence to a global audience.

Why YLab
Our work begins before the camera turns on. We listen for the idea underneath the brief, find the human tension that makes it matter, and design a story people can understand and feel.
That editorial thinking carries through every stage: research, scripting, production, photography, post-production, and delivery. The result is work with visual ambition and practical purpose.
Based in Nairobi, we work across Africa with organizations building for communities, markets, and movements.
The studio & mission
YLab Studios brings filmmakers, strategists, and creative thinkers together. Here, storytelling is more than production—it is a collaboration built on trust, vision, and the belief that powerful stories leave a lasting legacy.

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Chief Brand Strategist
Our mission
Documenting the builders of Africa and connecting their journeys to the world.
A creative ecosystem empowering the next generation of African builders through storytelling, community, and shared infrastructure.
Stories in motion
From startup journeys to cultural movements and advocacy initiatives, these stories capture the people and ideas shaping Africa's future.

Café Amka is more than a clever business concept—it is an expression of African identity.

Love Matters uses digital media to engage young people on sexual and reproductive health and rights.

Usanii ni Ufundi—roughly, ‘art is craftsmanship’—expresses the mastery, ingenuity, and resilience of community-led organisations.
Client perspective
We partner with those working to shape a better future. From advocacy campaigns and innovation storytelling to documentary films and global awareness initiatives, our work helps organizations connect deeply with their audiences.
“The developers who worked on my Android and IOS app were more than friendly and always ready to provide help and assistance, sometimes beyond the scope of the project. We are so delighted with YLab’s work that we have decided to complete all of our projects with them.”
Charles Hongo
“YLab’s advertising work and strategy has helped bring more customers. Their workflow is seamless and they’re very helpful. Having great communication skills, the team is responsive and they’re very skilled at what they do.”
Joseph Michuki








