Africa Global PR Week 2026

What we heard in 2026.

The 2026 programme at Mövenpick Hotel & Residences, Nairobi, from 26 to 28 August. Explore the three themes, published sessions and speaker profiles.

2026Mövenpick Nairobi

Africa’s story.
The profession’s next questions.

01 / Identity

Stories, nations and people. The opening day’s programme focused on identity and how Africa is represented.

02 / Innovation

Technology, innovation and trust. The second day examined the forces changing communications practice.

03 / Impact

African excellence and global influence. The final day’s programme connected communications with practical outcomes.

Professionals

Countries represented

Speakers

Partners

Relive 2026

The people, the conversations and the moments that make Africa PR Week.

At the 2026 summit, delegates signed this wall by hand. This is what they wrote. In June 2027, it opens again.

“We are Africa’s microphone to the world. Don’t drop the mic!”
Autumn MarieRwanda
“Reputation is infrastructure, not output.”
Farida OsseleCameroon
“Until we tell our stories we won’t own the narrative.”
KroNigeria
“The narrative is ours now, as it has always been.”
WairimuKenya
“Africa is rich. Let’s tell her story!”
BaluskeZambia
“Lead the way for the Global South. Own it.”
Girish BalachandranIndia
“African stories, told by Africans with authenticity.”
Bianca NZimbabwe
“Truth, told beautifully. We need to write our own narrative.”
BenedictaGhana
“Our new narrative is about power and achievements.”
HalimEgypt
“African stories, told by Africans. Forever ambassadors of the continent!”
Libe SwissLesotho
“Developing professional standards.”
SukhjitUnited Kingdom
“Let Africa tell her own story.”
ObakengSouth Africa
“I will transform Africa.”
KelvinEquatorial Guinea
“Africa doesn’t just need a better story. We need stronger systems, institutions and narratives.”
Sabrina EjoreNamibia

“We are Africa’s microphone to the world. Don’t drop the mic!”
Autumn MarieRwanda
“Reputation is infrastructure, not output.”
Farida OsseleCameroon
“Until we tell our stories we won’t own the narrative.”
KroNigeria
“The narrative is ours now, as it has always been.”
WairimuKenya
“Africa is rich. Let’s tell her story!”
BaluskeZambia
“Lead the way for the Global South. Own it.”
Girish BalachandranIndia
“African stories, told by Africans with authenticity.”
Bianca NZimbabwe
“Truth, told beautifully. We need to write our own narrative.”
BenedictaGhana
“Our new narrative is about power and achievements.”
HalimEgypt
“African stories, told by Africans. Forever ambassadors of the continent!”
Libe SwissLesotho
“Developing professional standards.”
SukhjitUnited Kingdom
“Let Africa tell her own story.”
ObakengSouth Africa
“I will transform Africa.”
KelvinEquatorial Guinea
“Africa doesn’t just need a better story. We need stronger systems, institutions and narratives.”
Sabrina EjoreNamibia

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