Press Release

RLabs Takes Center Stage as Host of AfriLabs Annual Gathering 2024

By  |  October 8, 2024

The highly anticipated AfriLabs Annual Gathering 2024 will take place on November 6th and 7th in Cape Town, South Africa. This ninth iteration of the Gathering, themed “Uniting Innovation,” promises a transformative agenda with innovators and thought leaders from across Africa and beyond.

Known for its tradition of showcasing a new host country each year, the event offers a rare opportunity for local and international stakeholders to engage with the host nation’s innovation ecosystem. This year, Cape Town’s vibrant entrepreneurial scene will be in the spotlight.

The 2024 Gathering will tackle key issues such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, sustainable development, and digital inclusion. The program aims to foster collaboration, spark thought-provoking discussions, and drive impactful solutions for Africa’s growth and prosperity. Innovators from sectors like fintech, healthtech, and the green and blue economy will share insights, offering a comprehensive view of Africa’s rapidly evolving innovation landscape.

RLabs will host this year’s event at the Cape Town International Convention Centre. As a leader in South Africa’s innovation space, RLabs is the ideal host for an event that brings together ecosystem builders, investors, and partners across Africa and its diaspora.

During a recent info session, Moetaz Helmy, AfriLabs Board Chair, highlighted the Gathering’s importance: “This gathering is more than just a meeting of minds—it’s about creating a legacy of innovation across Africa. Each year, we see how bringing the event to a new country stimulates new partnerships, ideas, and opportunities.”

Who can participate?

Whether you’re a startup founder, investor, policymaker, or innovation enthusiast, the AfriLabs Annual Gathering 2024 is a unique opportunity to engage, learn, and help shape Africa’s digital future.

You can book your slot here to be part of Uniting Innovation in Africa and drive positive change across the continent.

If you’re interested in contributing or having your brand represented at the event, get in touch to explore partnership opportunities.

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