Women Who Build Africa to Host Nairobi Assembly in 2026, Applications Open for Female Founders
Women Who Build Africa will host its flagship assembly in Nairobi on Feb 5–6, 2026. Applications are open for female founders across Africa..
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The Women Who Build Africa (WWBA) announced that its next flagship assembly will be held in Nairobi on February 5–6, 2026. This event aims to connect high-potential founders, investors, and ecosystem leaders, further cementing Nairobi's role as a key hub for African innovation.
- Before the main assembly, WWBA will host Founder Workshops in Nairobi and Johannesburg on October 23, 2025.
- The assembly has previously led to significant outcomes including investments and partnerships for women entrepreneurs.
- Applications are currently open for women founders building early or growth-stage ventures in African markets, with selected participants added to the WWBA founder database for increased visibility.
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