Electric bikes, adapted to the African continent, working with solar energy and accessible to the greatest possible number of people, this is SunCycles, the solution conceived by the young company Ebike4Africa based in Namibia.

Ebikes4Africa dedicated the entire month of March to the females who make part of their team, who make the magic happen behind the scenes at Ebikes4Africa.

On the 8th of March 2021, the world celebrated international women’s day, and to show our gratitude to the wonderful women who make the magic happen behind the scenes at Ebikes4Africa, we’ve decided to dedicate the entire month of March to the females in our team.

Our adaptability to Covid-19 and how we are working with other companies to ensure their products are safely delivered were recently featured in the Republikein Newspaper.

Marita Walther strives to be the change she wishes to see in the world

In this interview series, we are profiling the winners of the 2020 MB100; leaders combining profit and purpose to help achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

We're happy to share our feature in the latest edition of FlyWestair Magazine, celebrating not only our award at the Global Tourism Startup Competition earlier this year, but also the fact that we're seen as an enterprise that leads the way for "future-conscious national developments"!

How Ebikes4africa is using solar energy to run the transport of the future, in one of the world's sunniest countries.

E-Bikes4Africa’s SunCycles ramp up delivery service to weather the coronavirus storm.

Ebikes4Africa was feature in Disrupt Africa due to the company's selection for the Westerwelle Young Founders 2020 Programme.

Ebikes4Africa was among the 10 African entrepreneurs selected for the Westerwelle Young Founders 2020 Programme and attended the Young Founder Conference in Berlin.

Marita und Bernhard Walther sowie ihr mitarbeiter Didalelwa Natanael fahren bereits mit dem Rad in die Arbeit, bald können es ihnen durch eine Initiative der Stadt viele andere gleich tun.

SunCycles' e-bikes have been successfully used as private commuters' transport, communal taxis and to pull ambulance and recycling trailers.

SunCycles, the innovative group behind the growing number of E-Bikes, earlier this year received a National Energy Globe Award for their groundbreaking work.

E-bikes are the most affordable and efficient way of moving, and significantly increases distance, speed and ease of travel.

In Windhoek, SunCycles is making e-bikes powered by solar, which are mobilizing small businesses in Namibia. 

SunCycles Namibia is pioneering “e-bikes” in the southern African country, Namibia, to great effect.

E-bikes provide a sustainable, fast, silent and cost-effective alternative, which could reshape the future of mobility in Africa.

Marita und Bernhard Walther haben eine Vision. Sie möchten Namibia „zum ersten kohlenstoffneutralen Land der Welt machen“. 

A solution to overloaded transport systems, Suncycles is fast graining traction as a start up with a strong environmental consciousness.

Outapi is being touted as the bicycle hub of Namibia, thanks to a collaboration between SunCycles, the BEN-N Network and Hilya Ekandjo.

The solar charged e-bikes for Salambala Conservancy were constructed by SunCycles, who sells off-road electric bikes to lodges and security firms.

E-bikes reduce carbon emission and offer a more efficient way of moving, it can reduce transport costs and energy and reduces maintenance costs.

As a retrofitted bicycle with an electric engine, the SunCycle provides a sustainable and environmentally friendly form of moving.

Now there is another way to fully utilise the energy of the sun while admiring blue skies and an intriguing natural environment.

The SunCycle allows for a clean and sustainable way of moving, making Namibian roads free from carbon emissions, noise and traffic congestion.