The agricultural industry in Africa faces various challenges such as limited access to financing, unpredictable weather patterns, and restrained infrastructure capabilities. To address these challenges, African farmers are turning to smart tech farming solutions. Smart tech farming includes precision agriculture, drones, AI, smart irrigation, livestock monitoring, and agribusiness management software. These technologies help farmers make informed decisions, increase yields, and reduce waste. Although there are challenges to implementing smart tech farming in Africa, such as limited technological access and knowledge, many organisations are promoting the adoption of these technologies. By investing in smart technology in African agriculture, foreign investors can contribute to sustainable development, increase productivity, and reduce the impact of climate change.