Completed · Virtual conference
ADC’s January 2026 virtual conference brought six tracks and 28 contributors to Microsoft Teams over three days.
Digital Africa Rising asked a practical question: how does Africa turn digital innovation into measurable economic and social impact?
Over three days, speakers from across the continent examined policy, marketing, skills, finance, inclusion and entrepreneurship. Running online allowed professionals in many countries to join without travelling.
Programme
Speakers as published in the conference programme.
Track 1
Tamon Dieudonne, Nono Bokete, Aikins Kwabena A., Oluwatoba Akolade, Tosin Ikuyiminu, Dr. Leez Renske, Mzi Khumalo, Ebere Josephine Uba
Track 2
Dr. Timothy Kwabla Zilevu, Bime Lira Nangsinyuy, Derick Njiah, Philimon Gyabaa, Abiola Olowoyo, Macdonald Ndovi
Track 3
Yetunde Macaulay, Gideon Ajagbawa, Ngumswirri Albertine Chi
Track 4
Frederick Kutsinya, Gladys Shumbambiri, Gladys Afumwaa
Track 5
Georgina Ijachi, Balemba Cecilia Kalang, Leah Ogunleye, Ibrahim Ramot Ikeoluwa
Track 6
Job Kasambyo Ben, SaintGermain Onwukeme, Stephen Oug, Enyinnaya Iroadumba
Speakers
Founder & CEO, Tadita Group Corporation
Yaoundé 2024 · January 2026 Virtual Conference · ADLA 2026 recipient
Digital Marketing Manager, Tadita Group Corporation
January 2026 Virtual Conference · ADLA 2026 recipient
Operations Director, Faella ICT Institute
Yaoundé 2024 · January 2026 Virtual Conference
Insights
Tamon Dieudonne, Bime Lira Nangsinyuy, George Neba, Nongki Derick Njiah and Balemba Cecilia Kalang were recognised at ADLA 2026 in Yaoundé.
ADC is planning a four-evening virtual conference from 1 to 4 December 2026 on AI, digital wealth, the future of work and Africa’s global competitiveness.
Policy, marketing, skills, fintech, inclusion and startups: how the January 2026 virtual conference organised its programme around turning innovation into impact.