We are pioneering excellence in security solutions and technical support across East Africa
Established in 2016, Invicta Africa Ltd has emerged as a leading provider of innovative solutions in cash processing, identity management, and document security. Our clientele spans the breadth of the Ugandan and East African public and private sectors, a testament to our commitment to excellence and reliability.
At Invicta Africa, our expertise extends beyond conventional services. We specialize in providing unparalleled technology support for the repair and maintenance of software and hardware systems in highly sensitive sectors. Notably, we are entrusted with the technical support of the MIDIS passport system at the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control, showcasing our capabilities in critical infrastructure management.
Our ventures into the security printing industry, in collaboration with our global partners, leaders in their respective industries, have expanded our scope and underscores our continued dedication to innovation, security and excellence.
As the appointed agent or country representative for several multinational corporations, Invicta Africa serves as the bridge between cutting-edge technologies and local requirements, facilitating seamless integration and optimized performance. Trust Invicta Africa for our world class expertise, bespoke service and unwavering support in driving your organization’s success.
Humphrey Nzeyi has more than twenty years of experience running some of Uganda and East Africa’s leading businesses. He is currently the Managing Director of Invicta Africa Limited, a company he founded in 2015. Invicta provides ongoing technological and logistical support to the Ugandan Directorate of Citizenship. In recent years, it has overseen the establishment of several regional passport processing sites around Uganda. In addition, Invicta has ongoing contracts with several major commercial banks, supplying and maintaining cash processing equipment as well as providing cheque books and bank guarantees. Humphrey previously worked in the food and hospitality industry.
As Managing Director of Innscor Uganda Ltd, he helped turn its flagship restaurant – Mateos into one of Kampala’s most popular eateries, while growing several other retail food brands. These included Nandos, which Innscor introduced to the Ugandan market in 1999. Innscor was bought out by regional powerhouse, Café Javas in 2015. Humphrey continues to sit on the board of Hotloaf Bakery Limited, Uganda’s largest wholesale bakery. In partnership with Brood Netherlands, Hotloaf has set up several Brood branded bakeries in Kampala over recent years. Brood now boasts five outlets in the Ugandan capital, its success here having helped it springboard into neighboring markets of Kenya and Rwanda.
Humphrey is also a director of Whitehorse Inn and sits on the boards of the Ugandan Manufacturers Association, the Private Sector Foundation Uganda, and Pembroke House Kenya. Pembroke, founded in 1927, is one of East Africa’s leading preparatory schools.
