ATW 2026 DRAFT PROGRAMME

‭PROPELLING AFRICA’S DIGITAL FUTURE‬ ‭DAY 1 - 12 May 2026‬ ‭07:30 - 09:00‬

‭Registration and Refreshments‬

‭09:00 - 09:10‬ ‭Moderator’s Welcome |‬‭Caitlin Nash,‬‭Founding Director‬‭of Golden Thread Markets‬ ‭09:10 - 09:15‬ ‭Organiser’s Address |‬‭Ralf Fletcher‬‭,‬‭CEO, Topco Media‬ ‭09:15 - 09:25‬ ‭Platinum Partner Opening Add‬‭ress |‬‭Tebogo Leshope‬‭,‬‭CEO, Sentech‬

‭09:25 - 09:35‬ ‭ ost City Opening Address |‬‭Alderman Theresa Uys:‬‭Mayoral Committee Member for‬ H ‭Corporate Services, City of Cape Town‬ ‭09:35 - 09:50‬ M ‭ inister’s Address|‬‭Ethics, Safety and Trust: Building a Responsible Tech Economy‬ ‭in Africa‬ ‭ s AI adoption accelerates across public institutions, financial systems, and everyday services,‬ A ‭the continent faces urgent questions around safety, accountability, and societal impact. In this‬ ‭address; South Africa’s Minister of Communication and Digital Technologies, Honourable Solly‬ ‭Malatsi, explores how Africa can harness emerging technologies responsibly.‬ ‭Speakers:‬ ‭●‬ ‭Hon. Solly Malatsi‬‭, Minister, Department of Communication‬‭and Digital Technologies‬ ‭Re-Engineering Africa’s Foundational Systems for the Future‬

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‭09:50 - 10:30‬ P ‭ anel Discussion |‬‭The Backbone of the Digital Economy:‬‭Building Resilient‬ ‭Continental Infrastructure for The Future‬ ‭Hosted‬ ‭by‬ ‭Sentech‬

‭ s Africa accelerates towards a cloud-driven, AI-enabled economy, the strength of its digital‬ A ‭foundations will determine who leads and who lags. This session unpacks the critical role of‬ ‭resilient national infrastructure, from broadcast networks and broadband systems to data‬ ‭transport and last-mile connectivity, in enabling innovation, economic growth, and service‬ ‭delivery at scale. Join us as we explore the engineering, policy, and investment pathways‬ ‭needed to build an infrastructure backbone capable of supporting the continent’s digital‬ ‭ambitions for decades to come.‬ ‭Panellists:‬ ‭●‬ ‭Flenk Mnisi,‬‭Acting COO, Sentech‬ ‭●‬ ‭Ziaad Suleman‬‭, CEO, Cassava Technologies‬ ‭●‬ ‭Nigel van Tura,‬‭Segment Leader: Network Infrastructure,‬‭Sub Saharan Africa, Nokia‬ ‭South Africa‬ ‭●‬ ‭Salvador Anglada‬‭, Group CEO, Optasia‬

‭10:30 - 11:10‬ I‭ n - Conversation|‬‭Building Trusted Digital Infrastructure:‬‭Turning‬ ‭Principles into Practice at Scale‬ ‭Hosted‬ ‭by‬ ‭Telkom‬

‭ s Africa rolls out next-generation connectivity, trust in the infrastructure powering the digital‬ A ‭economy is becoming just as critical as speed and coverage.‬ ‭AI is increasingly embedded within telecom networks, optimising traffic flows,‬ ‭managing spectrum, predicting network faults and strengthening cyber resilience.‬ ‭Moderator:‬‭Dumisa Ngwenya‬‭, Head of Research and Innovation,‬‭Sentech‬ ‭Panellist:‬ ‭●‬ ‭Naeem Seedat,‬‭Group Executive: Digital Strategy &‬‭Venturing, Telkom Group‬

‭11:10 - 11:25‬ ‭Keynote Address |‬‭Alan Knott-Craig‬‭, Founder, fibertime‬ ‭11:25 - 11:45‬ ‭11:45 - 12:05‬

‭FAST TRACK NETWORKING‬ ‭NETWORKING BREAK | Recharge & Refresh‬ ‭Digitised Systems for a Modern Africa‬

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‭12:05 - 12:35‬ F ‭ ireside Chat |‬‭Digital Tools That Will Redefine Energy‬‭Security in Africa‬ ‭With rising energy demand across homes, industries and cities, Africa is shifting focus from‬ ‭reactive power cuts to proactive energy management. This session explores how smart‬ ‭metering, AI-enabled demand forecasting, battery-orchestration systems, virtual power plants‬ ‭and IoT-based energy controls are helping businesses and communities optimise consumption‬ ‭rather than reduce it. From real-time energy dashboards and automated switching to dynamic‬ ‭pricing models, delegates will uncover how digital tools are decentralising power resilience,‬ ‭extending grid capacity and enabling smarter decision-making—ultimately shaping a future‬ ‭where energy availability is predictable, transparent and equitably stabilised.‬ ‭Panellists:‬ ‭●‬ ‭Len de Villiers‬‭, Group CTIO, Eskom‬ ‭●‬ ‭James Hickman‬‭, Country General Manager and Executive‬‭Director, Amazon Web‬ ‭Services‬ ‭12:35 - 13:05‬ P ‭ anel Discussion|‬‭Next-Generation Broadcasting: Hybrid‬‭Models for a Cloud-Driven,‬ ‭Multi-Platform Africa‬ ‭Hosted‬ ‭by‬ ‭Sentech‬

‭ s consumer behaviour shifts and content consumption fragments across devices, Africa’s‬ A ‭broadcasting landscape is moving rapidly toward hybrid, cloud-enabled distribution models.‬ ‭This session explores how traditional broadcasters, OTT platforms and telecom networks can‬ ‭collaborate to deliver scalable, flexible and cost-efficient services that meet modern demand.‬ ‭From cloud playout to interactive features and personalised content delivery, we unpack the‬ ‭technologies reshaping the future of broadcasting in a multi-platform Africa.‬

‭Panellists:‬ ‭●‬ ‭Kopano Thage‬‭, Chief Commercial Officer: Media Business,‬‭Sentech‬ ‭●‬ ‭Lungile Binza‬‭, COO, SABC‬ ‭●‬ ‭Sabelo Mwali‬‭, CTO, MultiChoice Group‬ ‭●‬ ‭Thabiso Thukani‬‭, Acting CEO, USAASA‬ ‭13:05 - 13:55‬

‭LUNCH BREAK |‬‭Fuel Up and Connect‬

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‭13:55 - 14:10‬ ‭Fireside Chat |‬‭The Rise of Crypto Economies in Africa‬ ‭Hosted‬ ‭by‬ ‭Binance‬

‭ rypto adoption across Africa is accelerating as individuals and businesses look for faster‬ C ‭payments, alternative stores of value, and access to global markets. This session explores how‬ ‭digital assets are shaping new economic ecosystems across the continent.‬ ‭Speaker:‬‭Yande Nomvete‬‭, Africa Operations Manager,‬‭Binance‬

‭14:10 - 14:50‬ P ‭ anel Discussion |‬‭From AI Hype to Workflow Advantage:‬‭Where Real Value Is‬ ‭Being Won‬ ‭Hosted‬ ‭by‬ ‭LexisNexis‬

‭ ost AI investments are stalling — not because the technology fails, but because it never‬ M ‭moves from a standalone tool to an embedded part of how people actually work. This session‬ ‭explores where organisations are finding real ROI: the shift from tools to workflows, what‬ ‭persona-first design looks like in practice, and how to identify the moments where AI genuinely‬ ‭changes outcomes. A practical, cross-industry conversation about turning potential into‬ ‭performance.‬ ‭Panellists:‬ ‭●‬ ‭Terrance Naidoo‬‭, Product Director, LexisNexis‬ ‭●‬ ‭Desigan Naidoo‬‭, Executive Manager: Technology, LexisNexis‬ ‭●‬ ‭Marushka Johannes‬‭, Community Engagement Lead Southern Africa, Women in AI‬ ‭●‬ ‭Leeanne Cape‬‭, Group CEO, Quazar‬

‭14:50 - 15:05‬ T ‭ ech Talk |‬‭Experience Led AI Software Delivery: AI‬‭Accelerates Software Delivery‬ ‭Respect for the Craft Is What Makes It Safe.‬ ‭Hosted‬ ‭by‬ ‭iOCO‬ ‭Technology‬ ‭Group‬

‭ very team is shipping faster. AI tools are generating code in seconds that used to take hours.‬ E ‭The productivity numbers are real and so is the debt accumulating underneath them.‬ ‭We are living through the fastest adoption of a development tool in the history of software‬ ‭engineering. And almost nobody is asking the question that matters most, not how fast are we‬ ‭generating code, but how much of what we are shipping can actually be operated safely,‬ ‭defended in a regulatory review, and maintained by the next engineer who touches it.‬ ‭ his session is not a debate about whether AI belongs in software delivery. That conversation‬ T ‭is over. It is about what happens in the gap between adoption and governance and why the‬ ‭organisations getting this right are not the ones with the most sophisticated AI tooling. They‬ ‭are the ones who never stopped respecting the craft.‬ ‭Drawing on two decades of enterprise delivery across banking, telco, government and‬ ‭*=Invited speaker / not confirmed or committed as yet‬ ‭NB: Note that this‬ ‭Programme is subject to change without notice‬

l‭arge-scale legacy modernisation, this talk makes the case for what experience actually‬ ‭provides in an AI-augmented world and what it costs when you treat it as optional.‬ ‭Speaker:‬‭Denzil Govender‬‭, CTO, iOCO Technology Group‬ ‭15:05 - 15:40‬ P ‭ anel Discussion |‬‭Learning 4.0: Bridging Digital Skills‬‭and Employment in Africa’s‬ ‭Future Economy‬ ‭ he future of skills development is digital, but the true measure of success lies in how‬ T ‭effectively these skills translate into real economic opportunity. As Africa faces a rapidly‬ ‭growing youth population, the challenge is no longer just access to learning, but ensuring that‬ ‭skills development leads to meaningful employment and entrepreneurship.‬ ‭This session explores how intelligent learning platforms, immersive technologies, and‬ ‭data-driven insights are transforming how Africans acquire and apply skills; while directly‬ ‭connecting education to workforce demand.‬ ‭Moderator:‬‭Nande Boss‬‭, Partnerships Lead at Sakaza Afrika, Author, Speaker‬ ‭Panellists‬‭:‬ ‭●‬ ‭Akhil Boddu‬‭, Co-Founder,‬‭Zaio.io‬ ‭●‬ ‭Divesh Sooka‬‭, Managing Director, Impira Tech‬ ‭●‬ ‭Yazid Bohardien‬‭, Co-Founder & CEO, Launchpath Recruitment‬ ‭●‬ ‭Leora Hessen‬‭, Founder, Hello Aida‬ ‭15:40 - 15:50‬ T ‭ ech Talk |‬‭The Future of African Public Transport:‬‭Digitisation, Payments and‬ ‭Passenger Experience‬ ‭ frican public transport is evolving rapidly through technology. This session explores how‬ A ‭intelligent mobility platforms are transforming the way people move across cities and regions.‬ ‭Attendees will see how data-driven insights and innovative digital solutions are making‬ ‭transport safer, more efficient, and more responsive to the needs of passengers.‬ ‭Speaker:‬‭Jamie Wyngaard,‬‭Co-Founder, Loop‬

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‭15:50 - 16:10‬ F ‭ ireside Chat|‬‭The Rise of Autonomous Attacks: AI-Powered Breaches,‬ ‭Self-Learning Malware and Defensive Automation‬ ‭ s cyber threats evolve, attackers are harnessing AI to create self-learning malware,‬ A ‭automated phishing campaigns, and adaptive intrusion strategies. This session explores how‬ ‭autonomous attacks are reshaping the threat landscape and forcing organisations to rethink‬ ‭their defensive posture. Delegates will gain insight into how AI-driven security tools, real-time‬ ‭threat intelligence, and automated response systems are being deployed to detect, contain,‬ ‭and mitigate these next-generation cyber risks—while maintaining operational resilience and‬ ‭protecting critical assets across industries.‬ ‭Moderator:‬‭Abdul Kader Baba‬‭, CTIO, Infrastructure‬‭SA‬ ‭Panellists:‬ ‭●‬ ‭Ram Ramakrishnan‬‭, Founder & CEO, Cloud23‬ ‭●‬ ‭Nomahlubi Ogoh‬‭, Chief Information Officer, Sentech‬ ‭16:10 - 16:40‬ P ‭ anel Discussion |‬‭Gaming, Media and IP: Building‬‭Africa’s Next Entertainment‬ ‭Economy‬ ‭ frica’s gaming and digital media sectors are converging to form a rapidly evolving‬ A ‭entertainment economy, driven by growing audiences, local content creation, and expanding‬ ‭digital platforms. As the lines between gaming, media, and storytelling continue to blur, new‬ ‭opportunities are emerging to create, distribute, and monetise African intellectual property at‬ ‭scale.‬ ‭Moderator:‬‭Jason Mill‬‭, Co-Founder, The Open Letter‬ ‭Panellists:‬ ‭‬ N ● ‭ icholas Hall‬‭, Commercial Manager, Reforged Studios‬ ‭●‬ ‭Simon Wall‬‭, Group CEO, Glynt‬ ‭●‬ ‭Hannah Kasaby,‬‭Senior Director: Business Operations,‬‭Carry1st‬

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‭16:40 - 17:10‬ F ‭ ireside Chat |‬‭Driving African Manufacturing Competitiveness‬‭Through Industry‬ ‭4.0‬ ‭ s global production ecosystems become increasingly digital and data-driven, African‬ A ‭manufacturers face a defining moment: adapt, modernise and compete — or fall behind. This‬ ‭session explores how Industry 4.0 technologies, including AI, industrial IoT, automation,‬ ‭robotics and advanced analytics, are transforming factory floors into intelligent,‬ ‭high-performance environments.‬ ‭Panellists:‬ ‭●‬ ‭Vinesh Maharaj,‬‭Director: Smart Manufacturing & Industry, NTT DATA Africa & Middle‬ ‭East‬ ‭●‬ ‭Sereme Malatji‬‭, Founder & Investor, Methano Group‬ ‭●‬ ‭Mpho Mbonani‬‭, Head of Strategic Partnerships, The Innovation Hub‬ ‭17:10 - 17:15‬ ‭Moderator’s Closing:‬

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‭PROPELLING AFRICA’S DIGITAL FUTURE‬ ‭DAY 2 - 13 May 2026‬ ‭08:00 - 09:00‬

‭Registration and Refreshments‬

‭09:00 - 09:05‬

‭Moderator’s Welcome |‬‭Caitlin Nash,‬‭Founding Director of Golden Thread Markets‬

‭09:05 - 09:15‬ ‭ entech Opening Address |‬‭Itumeleng Segaloe‬‭, Chief Strategy and Transformation‬ S ‭Officer, Sentech‬ ‭09:15 - 09:30‬

‭ eputy Minister’s Address |‬‭Laying the Digital Foundation: Infrastructure for an‬ D ‭Inclusive Economy‬ ‭ igital infrastructure is the foundation of a modern economy, shaping how people connect,‬ D ‭how businesses operate, and how innovation scales. As South Africa continues to expand‬ ‭connectivity, the focus is shifting from access alone to enabling meaningful participation in a‬ ‭digital-first world.‬ ‭ he Deputy Minister of Communication and Digital Technologies, Honourable Mondli‬ T ‭Gungubele, addresses the critical role of infrastructure in unlocking economic growth,‬ ‭supporting emerging technologies, and driving inclusion at scale. It also considers the‬ ‭importance of coordinated policy, investment, and partnerships in building resilient,‬ ‭future-ready digital systems that can support the country’s long-term development.‬ ‭ peaker:‬‭Hon. Mondli Gungubele‬‭, Deputy Minister, Department of Communication and‬ S ‭Digital Technologies‬ ‭Powering Progress: AI, Access & Automation‬

‭09:30 - 10:10‬

‭Panel Discussion |‬‭The Role of Tech in Driving Economic Participation‬ ‭ conomic participation in Africa is being reshaped by a convergence of technologies,‬ E ‭platforms, and policy innovations. While fintech has played a critical role in expanding access‬ ‭to financial services, broader digital ecosystems; including connectivity, platforms, digital‬ ‭identity, and data-driven services, are unlocking new pathways for individuals and businesses‬

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‭to participate meaningfully in the economy.‬ ‭Panellists:‬ ‭●‬ ‭Marius Venter,‬‭Chief Commercial Officer: Broadband Business, Sentech‬ ‭●‬ ‭Kagiso Mothibi‬‭, CEO: Fintech, MTN SA‬ ‭●‬ ‭Ricardo Canovi‬‭, Director & Country Manager - South Africa, Kocho‬ ‭●‬ ‭Annika Ojala‬‭, Tech & Equality Impact Advisor‬ ‭10:10 - 10:20‬

‭Tech Talk|‬‭The 1x Team, 10x Output: Agentic Engineering for Lean Companies‬ ‭ ost AI talks assume enterprise budgets, specialist teams, and room to experiment.‬ M ‭This one is for smaller companies with real constraints. Byron shares how a lean team‬ ‭can use agentic engineering, human review loops, and modern coding agents to‬ ‭increase output without losing control. Using real examples from production systems‬ ‭built with OpenClaw, Codex, and computer-use tooling, this talk focuses on practical‬ ‭leverage: where agents help, where humans stay in the loop, and how to design‬ ‭workflows that actually hold up in the real world.‬ ‭Speaker:‬ ‭●‬ ‭Byron Rode‬‭, CEO, Ignis Labs‬

‭10:20 - 10:35‬ ‭Hosted‬ ‭by‬ ‭ZOHO‬ ‭Corporation‬

‭ ech Talk|‬‭AI Is Not the Advantage — Context Is: How Africa Can Avoid the Big‬ T ‭Mistake‬ ‭ veryone is racing to adopt AI, but the technology isn't the advantage. Context is. This‬ E ‭session argues that Africa's biggest misstep would be importing global AI without grounding it‬ ‭in local realities, workflows, and customer needs. The winners won't be those with the‬ ‭smartest tools — they'll be those who understand their environment best.‬ ‭Speaker:‬ ‭●‬ ‭Andrew Bourne‬‭, Regional Head: Southern Africa, Zoho Corporation‬

‭10:35 - 10:55‬

‭NETWORKING BREAK‬‭| Recharge & Refresh‬

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‭10:55 - 11:55‬ ‭Hosted‬ ‭by‬ ‭JUMO‬

‭INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP |‬‭Banking as a Service in Africa‬ ‭ inancial inclusion at scale requires more than access. It requires innovative‬ F ‭information management and future fit banking infrastructure.‬ ‭JUMO is building the foundation as a market-leading Banking-as-a-Service‬ ‭platform, using AI to power savings and credit solutions across emerging‬ ‭markets.‬ ‭Since 2015, JUMO has enabled over $10 billion in loans, reaching more than 38‬ ‭million customers and small businesses across Africa.‬ ‭Today, the continent’s top banks and payments companies partner with JUMO to unlock new‬ ‭revenue streams, reach underserved markets, and deliver real financial impact.‬ ‭ y combining AI-driven decisioning with scalable infrastructure, JUMO is‬ B ‭helping financial institutions, payments providers and mobile money platforms‬ ‭to move faster, reduce risk, and expand access to digital financial services.‬ I‭ f you are focused on fintech, financial inclusion, and scalable digital‬ ‭infrastructure, this interactive conversation introduces the what and how of‬ ‭socially impactful technology that is shaping the future of finance in Africa‬ ‭through a partnership business model.‬ ‭Speakers:‬ ‭‬ ● ‭●‬ ‭●‬ ‭●‬

‭11:55 - 12:25‬

‭ radwin Roper‬‭, Chief Product and Payments Partnerships, JUMO‬ B ‭Carmia Lureman-Norton‬‭, Head of Strategic Delivery & Corporate Affairs, JUMO‬ ‭Mike Cook,‬‭Executive Head, Wallet, Credit and Insurance, Mukuru‬ ‭Rhett Delaney‬‭, Product Marketing and Head of Brand, Mukuru‬

‭Fireside Chat |‬‭Embedded Intelligence: AI Adoption & Monetisation‬ ‭ rtificial intelligence is rapidly becoming embedded in the tools, platforms, and systems‬ A ‭shaping how people work, create, and earn. A new generation of creators, entrepreneurs, and‬ ‭digital natives is leading this shift. Using AI and emerging tools to scale ideas, streamline‬ ‭production, and unlock entirely new forms of income.‬ ‭ he conversation focuses on how both businesses and individuals are integrating AI into‬ T ‭workflows, products, and content to drive growth and monetisation.‬ ‭Speaker:‬ ‭●‬ ‭Grant Hinds‬‭, Leading South African Content Creator‬

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‭●‬ ‭Michael Deon‬‭,‬‭Founder, ALYS TECH and SeaSalt Agency‬ ‭12:25 - 12:40‬ ‭Hosted‬ ‭by‬ ‭The‬ ‭Innovation‬ ‭Hub‬

‭ ech Talk |‬‭Positioning Gauteng as Africa's Innovation Gateway: Driving‬ T ‭Collaboration, Investment and Growth‬ ‭ auteng is rapidly emerging as the continent's innovation gateway. This session explores how‬ G ‭the province is leveraging its concentration of tech hubs, universities, and infrastructure to‬ ‭attract investment, foster collaboration, and fuel growth. Discover why Gauteng is becoming‬ ‭the launchpad for Africa's next wave of innovation.‬ ‭Speaker:‬‭Dr Bangani Mpangalasane‬‭, CEO, The Innovation Hub‬

‭12:40 - 13:20‬

‭LUNCH BREAK |‬‭Fuel Up and Connect‬

‭13:20 - 13:30‬

‭Interactive Quiz‬

‭13:30 - 14:30‬

‭Pitching Battle | The Ultimate Showdown!‬ ‭ he stage is set for‬‭7 pre-selected Tech Startups‬‭to deliver a powerful‬‭3-minute‬ T ‭elevator pitch about their‬‭groundbreaking innovation,‬‭followed by a‬‭5-minute Q&A‬ ‭session with our esteemed panel of judges. After a fierce round of deliberations, our panel of‬ ‭expert judges will reveal the winner, crowning them as the‬‭Africa Tech Week 2026‬ ‭Pitching Den Champion.‬‭The spotlight is on, and only one can take the prize!‬ ‭Judging Panel:‬ ‭‬ ● ‭●‬ ‭●‬ ‭●‬ ‭●‬ ‭●‬

‭ alf Fletcher - Topco‬ R ‭Marike Fourie - Geeks4Learning‬ ‭Anthony Julies - City of Cape Town‬ ‭Mandisa Mpeko - Innovator Trust‬ ‭Beverley Basson - Tsiba‬ ‭Kgaugelo Tsoka - Innovation Hub‬

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‭Finalists:‬ ‭●‬ ‭Shaqeel Less - Uthutho‬ ‭●‬ ‭Thakgalang Monama - Spaazify‬ ‭●‬ ‭Rodney Dube - Dialytic Flow‬ ‭●‬ ‭Monyake Makhoana - PropTransfer‬ ‭●‬ ‭Adrian Bunge - FindHomes‬ ‭14:30 - 14:45‬

‭Judges Deliberations // Startup Grind Presentation‬

‭14:45 - 15:00‬

‭Africa Tech Week 2026 Pitching Den Champion announced | Prize Giving‬

‭15:00‬

‭Moderator’s Closing:‬ ‭DAY 2 CLOSE‬

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