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DigiFest-Africa 2026

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What is DigiFest-Africa 2026?

DigiFest-Africa 2026 is a four-day virtual digital innovation festival bringing together technology leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs, policymakers, educators, students, creatives and professionals from across Africa and beyond.

When will the festival take place?

23rd–26th November 2026.

Is the festival virtual or physical?

The festival will be held entirely online.

Who should attend?

Students, graduates, professionals, entrepreneurs, startups, developers, creatives, freelancers, businesses, government, development partners, educators, investors and technology enthusiasts.

How do I register?

Complete the online registration form and follow the payment instructions where applicable.

Is registration compulsory?

Yes, registration is required for access to the event platform.

Can I register multiple participants?

Yes, Individuals or organizations may register multiple attendees.

Will I receive confirmation?

Yes, a confirmation email with joining instructions will be sent after successful registration.

Is the event free?

All participants will be required to part with a small fee to receive a ticket

What payment methods are accepted?

Secure digital payment options will be provided during registration.

Can I request an invoice or receipt?

Yes. This automatically provided once payment is processed

What sessions are included?

Keynotes, panel discussions, masterclasses, fireside chats, innovation showcases, career sessions, networking and exhibitions.

Can I choose sessions?

Yes, subject to availability.

Will recordings be available?

Selected sessions may be shared after the festival.

How are speakers selected?

Based on expertise, leadership and contribution to the digital ecosystem.

Can I nominate a speaker?

Yes

How can my organization sponsor or exhibit?

Contact the Partnerships Team through the details below.

Will participants receive certificates?

Eligible participants will receive digital certificates.

What devices are supported?

Desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone with internet access.

What if I experience technical issues?

Technical support will be available throughout the event.

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Our team is available to support participant registration, sponsorship opportunities, exhibitor onboarding, payments and general enquiries.

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Brian Mwithi

Remote work specialist, career positioning expert, and recruiter

Brian is a remote work specialist, career positioning expert, and recruiter with over five years of experience, who has helped more than 2,100 professionals successfully transition into global opportunities. He works closely with individuals to identify their strengths, align them with the demands of the evolving digital job market, and refine how they present themselves, particularly on LinkedIn, to attract high-quality international employers. His approach is centered on creating clarity, enabling professionals to move beyond local limitations and position themselves competitively on a global stage. By leveraging AI-driven tools and modern job search strategies, Brian enhances professional visibility and equips his clients with a distinct competitive edge in a rapidly changing landscape. He is known for prioritizing authentic alignment over generic advice, building tailored positioning strategies that lead to meaningful opportunities, long-term career growth, and lasting professional relationships.

Amos Kimani

Founder, TausiApp | From Gospel Artist to Beauty-Tech Innovator

Amos Kimani is a visionary entrepreneur who transformed his passion for music into a revolutionary beauty-tech platform, TausiApp, changing the beauty landscape in Kenya and beyond. Born in Kahawa West, Nairobi, on May 18, 1991, Amos grew up surrounded by the vibrant energy of his neighborhood, fueled by a love for music and his mother's unwavering
support. Growing up in a modest household, Amos learned valuable lessons from his mother's resilience
and dedication at Gikomba Market, which laid the foundation for his own entrepreneurial spirit. He went on to join the acclaimed gospel group SOC, where he discovered his passion for music and the power of inspiring others — SOC became a household name, releasing popular hits and garnering awards. While on tour with SOC, the struggle to find reliable beauty service providers sparked the idea for TausiApp. Inspired by the ease of Uber, Amos founded TausiApp in 2019, leveraging
technology to connect clients with skilled beauticians. TausiApp now boasts over 32,000 clients and 6,000 service providers, transforming the beauty industry in Kenya by fostering a more
accessible, professional, and client-centered beauty industry, and empowering beauticians with tools, financial services, and opportunities to thrive.

Agnes Maina

HR Consultant, Global Recruiter, and Career Development Practitioner

Agnes Maina is an HR Consultant, Global Recruiter, and Career Development Practitioner with over five years of experience across human resources, recruitment, talent management, and people operations. She currently works as an HR Consultant with Corporate Staffing Services, supporting the Ajira Digital Program, where she brings hands-on experience in recruitment, employee relations, performance management, HR operations, and workforce development. As a recruiter and HR professional, Agnes offers a practical perspective on how talent is assessed, what makes professionals stand out to employers, and how African talent can better position itself for opportunities in an increasingly global and borderless labour market. She is passionate about digital employability, the future of work, and helping African professionals build the skills, confidence and professional presence needed to compete beyond traditional geographic boundaries. Through her career-development work, Agnes also supports professionals with CV development, LinkedIn optimisation, interview preparation and career coaching.

Tonio Kibz

Digital Media Creator, Broadcast host, Podcaster, and CEO of The Sandwich Podcast.

Tonio Kibz is a digital media creator, broadcast host, podcaster, and CEO of The Sandwich Podcast—
one of East Africa’s leading digital platforms. With a track record of driving youth culture, digital entertainment, and creative enterprise in East Africa, he specializes in building scalable media properties, navigating creator monetization, and transforming independent content into sustainable commercial ventures.

Andrew Ogango

Creative director & audio visual storyteller.

Hi, I’m Andrew Ogango. I’m the guy who will happily spend hours discussing lighting setups, visual framing, or finding the absolute best gear for a shoot. Although when it comes to titles some call me a creative, a photographer, a cinematographer, and an occasional musician, but officially, I’m a Nairobi based creative director and audio visual storyteller. I’m a huge tech enthusiast at heart, constantly exploring new software, emerging tools, and digital innovations to weave seamlessly into my production workflows. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of capturing everything from high energy events to brand campaigns and documentaries across Kenya. More than anything, I’m passionate about helping people tell stories from how they see the world by using photography, videography, and digital media as their mediums, while creating ways that their business side is able to build a legitimate, sustainable career in the creative industry.

Shiphrah Wairima

Digital Media Creator, Broadcast host, Podcaster, and CEO of The Sandwich Podcast.

Shiphrah Wairima is a Cybersecurity & Responsible AI leader, advocate, and featured speaker. She serves as President of the Kenya Chapter at the Global Council for Responsible AI and leads
WomenTech Kenya, championing responsible AI development and increased women participation in tech across Africa. Her mission is to empower people, organizations, and communities to navigate the digital world safely, ethically, and affordably. Shiphrah works with non-technical leaders, SMEs, institutions, and underrepresented communities, translating cybersecurity and AI into practical, accessible guidance. She has supported 500+ individuals into tech and freelancing careers, delivered numerous trainings and workshops on cybersecurity, AI ethics, and digital safety, and helped organizations implement budget-conscious security strategies. Her work focuses on human-centered cybersecurity, responsible AI governance, affordable cyber hygiene, and talent empowerment through mentorship and training.

Bobby Owuor

Kenyan filmmaker, writer, director, and lifestyle content creator

Bobby Owuor is a Kenyan filmmaker, writer, director, and lifestyle content creator known for his cinematic storytelling and distinctive creative style. With a passion for turning everyday moments into compelling stories, Bobby blends filmmaking, fashion, culture, and lifestyle to create content that feels both authentic and cinematic. His ambition is simple: to put Kenyan storytelling on the global stage and become one of Africa’s most influential creative voices.

Barrack Bukusi

Podcast Founder & Host

Over ten years’ experience and success as both an entrepreneur and intrapreneur at the intersection of media, entertainment, and technology. A curator of several media products and content, I am the curator of three podcasts featured in Spotify’s 2023 Breakout Creator Podcasts. I have worked with multiple stakeholders across the creative economy and leveraged content strategically to secure favorable returns on investment, drive impactful outcomes, increase product visibility, spearhead successful fundraising campaigns, facilitate sales conversions, and foster the development of engaged communities. I also co-founded and host the Financially Incorrect Podcast, one of the top financial podcasts in East Africa.

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