NTT Pro Cycling was Africa’s first UCI World Tour team, developing elite cyclists and promoting mobility via Qhubeka. NTT Pro Cycling was a South African UCI World Tour cycling team and the successor to Team Dimension Data. It was the first African-registered team to compete in the Tour de France. The team played a key role in developing African talent and was involved in promoting mobility through the Qhubeka charity. Though the name has changed, it remains one of the most prominent cycling teams on the African continent.