Every week, Africa’s tech ecosystem shows up in different forms — from small hands-on workshops to large-scale conferences shaping policy, startups, and innovation. This week’s lineup moves from AI learning in Cameroon to robotics in Lagos and major continental gatherings in Kigali and Nairobi.
1. Build with AI Buildathon (Bamenda)
Date: May 16, 08:00 WAT
Location: Bamenda, Cameroon
Focus: Hands-on AI/ML workshop using Google tools
A practical learning session hosted by the GDG community, focused on building real AI projects using Google’s AI/ML ecosystem. It’s designed for developers and beginners who want to move beyond theory and actually build.
2. Chim:Bit Robotics Kits Launch (Lagos)
Date: May 16, 10:00 WAT
Location: Agape Events Place, Gbagada, Lagos.
Focus: Robotics education for young innovators
This Lagos-based session is focused on introducing robotics kits that make STEM learning more hands-on for students and young builders. It reflects a growing push in Nigeria toward practical tech education.
3. Leading Legacy Table (Johannesburg)
Date: May 16, 09:30 (SAST)
Location: Johannesburg, South Africa
Focus: Leadership, branding, and professional growth
A professional development-focused session exploring leadership, digital branding, and how professionals can position themselves in a global digital economy.
4. Africa CEO Forum 2026 (Kigali)
Date: May 14–15, 2026
Location: Kigali, Rwanda
Focus: Business leadership, investment, and economic policy
One of Africa’s most influential business gatherings, bringing together CEOs, investors, and policymakers to discuss the continent’s economic direction.
5. AI Everything Kenya x GITEX Kenya 2026 (Nairobi)
Date: May 19–21, 2026
Location: Nairobi, Kenya
Focus: AI, startups, and digital infrastructure
A major East African tech expo bringing together global and regional conversations around AI, startups, and digital transformation — with Nairobi at the center.
What stands out this week isn’t just the number of events — it’s the spread. From classrooms in Bamenda to conference halls in Kigali and Nairobi, Africa’s tech ecosystem is building in parallel, not in isolation.
The question now is simple: Will you be in attendance at any of these events?
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