Creators keep their rights
Ownership of the work stays with the person who made it.
Freedom to create.
Uburu backs young creators who make things worth owning — books, music, film, software and creative intellectual property — and helps them keep the rights to their own work.
Local orders are couriered to your address, with rates confirmed at checkout.
Every item is supplied through the Konke Sphere ecosystem or an authorised partner.
Our assistant answers questions on any page, and a person follows up when needed.
Trade funds the programmes that help young people build their own ventures.
Uburu means freedom. In practice that means a young creator finishing a project should still own it: the manuscript, the master, the code, the characters, the catalogue.
We work alongside writers, musicians, filmmakers, designers and developers to take a project from a rough idea to something publishable, then to help them understand the commercial side — licensing, credits, revenue and the paperwork most first-time creators are never shown.
The output is a growing catalogue of creative work, and a generation of creators who know what their work is worth.

Categories in the range today. Availability varies by drop and destination.
Ownership of the work stays with the person who made it.
Support is structured around shipping, not endless development.
Creators learn licensing, credits and revenue alongside the craft.
Books, music, film, software and design all sit in the same programme.
The catalogue is built by people early in their careers.
Projects are prepared as catalogue, not one-off releases.
Questions we are asked most often about Uburu.
Young creators with a project underway across writing, music, film, software or design. Register your interest through the contact page.
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Product drops, new programmes, creator calls and Academy intakes — one considered email, never a flood.