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Empowering African Businesses in Texas

We are the African Chamber of Commerce, dedicated to supporting and promoting African owned businesses throughout Texas, fostering growth, collaboration, and community engagement.

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A storefront with the name 'Africa' displayed prominently on a sign above. The entrance has rustic wooden doors and there are two people walking on the sidewalk, with one person standing closer to the entrance. The shop window displays various goods, with greenery and plant motifs on the surrounding walls. The architecture is contemporary with a dark color scheme.
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A historic building with an arched facade featuring large windows and a Texas flag flying in front. The building is decorated with bunting and surrounded by a wooden fence. The lawn is well-maintained and the sky is clear and blue.
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A storefront with multiple businesses, including a fashion hair salon, an insurance agency, and a shop selling ginseng and dried seafood. The facade is colorful with signs in both English and another language. Neon lights and an open sign are visible in the salon window.
A storefront with multiple businesses, including a fashion hair salon, an insurance agency, and a shop selling ginseng and dried seafood. The facade is colorful with signs in both English and another language. Neon lights and an open sign are visible in the salon window.

Message from the President


The African Chamber of Commerce of Texas was established in March of 2001, and was brought about in response to the growing number of African businesses in Austin and across the state of Texas.

The purpose of ACCT is to provide a place for education, networking with African businesses around the country, linkage of African businesses with American businesses and the continent of Africa. ACCT is comprised of a Board of Directors, allied businesses and individual members.

Dr. Prophet Sylvester Omo idehen

The African Chamber of Commerce of Texas has been instrumental in connecting African businesses. Their support and resources have truly made a difference in our growth.

Jakari Mubasa

A row of historic red-brick buildings with detailed architectural features, including arched windows and decorative brickwork. The ground floor houses several businesses with black signs, such as Quarter Horse Coffee Roasters and a barbershop. A modern construction project is visible in the background, contrasting with the older architecture. In front of the buildings, there is a low hedge dividing the sidewalk from the street.
A row of historic red-brick buildings with detailed architectural features, including arched windows and decorative brickwork. The ground floor houses several businesses with black signs, such as Quarter Horse Coffee Roasters and a barbershop. A modern construction project is visible in the background, contrasting with the older architecture. In front of the buildings, there is a low hedge dividing the sidewalk from the street.

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Celebrating African entrepreneurship in Texas through our gallery.

A row of old brick buildings with various small businesses, including restaurants and a barber shop, located on the ground floor. The architecture features arched windows and a mixture of brick and stone materials. Signage for different shops is prominently displayed.
A row of old brick buildings with various small businesses, including restaurants and a barber shop, located on the ground floor. The architecture features arched windows and a mixture of brick and stone materials. Signage for different shops is prominently displayed.
A black BMW car with Texas license plates is parked near the entrance of a tunnel. The tunnel has bright lights along the ceiling, casting a cool illumination. A warning sign above the entrance specifies height restrictions and instructions for when the tunnel is closed.
A black BMW car with Texas license plates is parked near the entrance of a tunnel. The tunnel has bright lights along the ceiling, casting a cool illumination. A warning sign above the entrance specifies height restrictions and instructions for when the tunnel is closed.
A vibrant red and yellow neon sign in the shape of an arrow pointing to the right, featuring the words 'TEXAS BBQ' with a textured dark blue wall background.
A vibrant red and yellow neon sign in the shape of an arrow pointing to the right, featuring the words 'TEXAS BBQ' with a textured dark blue wall background.
A vibrant display of various flowers arranged in yellow metal containers. The assortment includes sunflowers, red roses, lilies, and other colorful blooms. The containers are labeled 'TEX AS 1895' and are surrounded by greenery and additional flower bouquets. The setting appears to be a florist shop with an array of fresh flowers organized neatly.
A vibrant display of various flowers arranged in yellow metal containers. The assortment includes sunflowers, red roses, lilies, and other colorful blooms. The containers are labeled 'TEX AS 1895' and are surrounded by greenery and additional flower bouquets. The setting appears to be a florist shop with an array of fresh flowers organized neatly.
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