The landscape of African infrastructure is set for a transformative shift as the DEVAC Infrastructure Summit 2026 prepares to host over 250 global and local leaders. Scheduled for 27th – 28th May 2026 at the NH Sandton Hotel, this high-impact event aims to move the continent’s most critical projects from vision to execution.

With the South African infrastructure market valued at $193 billion, the event serves as a timely platform to address the nation’s infrastructure needs and opportunities, aligning with the objectives of the National Development Plan 2030 and the National Infrastructure Plan 2050.

Bio360 Africa will comprise a dedicated, international bioenergy exhibition covering 2500m2, showcasing upwards of 60 trailblazing companies with expertise across a broad range of fields including biogas, landfill gas, bioelectricity, bioheat, waste to energy, biofuels (ethanol and biodiesel), pellets (wood and agri), clean cooking, biochar, carbon dioxide removal (cdr), finance and carbon credits, carbon capture […]

Water is a fundamental driver of socio-economic development, public health, environmental sustainability, and climate resilience. However, water systems across Southern Africa face a convergence of threats: Aging infrastructure, increasing demand, pollution, climate variability, and inequitable access. The theme of the WISA 2026 Conference, “Rethink Amanzi – Securing Our Future,” responds to this urgent context. It […]

The AMPS-Africa Committee is excited to announce the date for our Annual AMPS-Africa Conference 2026, a key event that brings together industry professionals, thought leaders, and stakeholders committed to advancing mobile and portable sanitation across Africa. Event Details Date: 20 August 2026 Venue: Indaba Hotel, Lecture Room 8 Time: 07:30 (Registration & Sign-In) – 16:00 Topic: Driving Standards […]

Ahead of African Mining Week Conference (AMW), scheduled for October 14 – 16, 2026 in Cape Town and organized by Energy Capital & Power, the AMW team engaged with African mining ministers and industry stakeholders to identify national priorities shaping the continent’s mining agenda.

Hosted by the Institute of Waste Management of Southern Africa (IWMSA), WasteCon 2026 marks a significant milestone as the organisation celebrates its 50th anniversary, reinforcing its legacy as a driving force in shaping sustainable waste and resource management across Africa.