A regular fixture for the continent's tech industry, registrations are now open for Africa Tech Festival 2024.
The 2024 iteration is once agin taking place at the Cape Town International Conference Centre ., have put the call out to all those in the ICT and telecommunications sector across the African continent to attend, with this year’s iteration expected to see more than 15 000 people take part.
Along with the aforementioned number of attendees, this year’s edition is expected to see more than 300 exhibitors and 450 speakers throughout the week in Cape Town. “Topics of discussion at the AfricaCom and AfricaTech anchor events range from the latest tech trends to innovations in telco transformation; meaningful connectivity; AI’s real-world applications across African sectors; innovations in fintech, cloud and cybersecurity; and bold solutions to the biggest challenges across enterprise industry verticals,” they added.
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