A Decade Of Trade Excellence: CTW Kenya 2025 Gears Up With Global Exhibitors And Innovation-Driven Co-Located Shows.

(MENAFN- Mid-East Info) Nairobi, Kenya; July 8–10, 2025 – Now celebrating its 10th edition, China Trade Week (CTW) Kenya returns to the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) as East Africa's most established B2B and B2G exhibition platform. Organized by MIE Events DMCC, the show brings together international exhibitors and key buyers from across the continent, building strategic partnerships in trade, innovation, and infrastructure.

With over 560 exhibitors, 800+ products, 1,000+ B2B meetings, 2,700+ visitors, and 500 conferences anticipated, CTW Kenya 2025 remains the premier marketplace for global and African business leaders.

Co-Located Shows
Africa Technology Show Kenya 2025- showcasing cutting-edge developments in smart tech, fintech, and consumer electronics
Africa Build Show Kenya 2025- highlighting regional construction, infrastructure, and building materials innovation

• Key Stats
  560+ Exhibitors
  800+ Products
  12 Participating Countries
  1,000+ B2B Meetings
  2,700+ Trade Visitors
  500+ Conferences and Sessions
• Featured Sectors
  CTW Kenya 2025 will showcase innovations across the following key industries:
  Smart Home Solutions
  Electronic Consumer Goods
  Small Household Appliances
  Daily Necessities

Women in Technology and Innovation Africa (WITIA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to bridging the gender gap in Africa's tech and innovation sectors. Founded in 2024, WITIA empowers women through education, business opportunities, and a strong support network-driving equal representation and leadership in STEM across the continent.

Get ready to be inspired by a powerful line-up of trailblazing speakers at the Women in STEM Africa Summit 2025, featuring leading voices in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics who are shaping Africa's future through innovation, leadership, and impact.

• Abigael Okello – Executive Director, Solar Mtaani
  Topic: Leveraging technology and engineering solutions to combat climate change and promote sustainability
• Catherine Jeruto – Kenya Cybersecurity and Forensics Association
  Topic: Addressing the growing need for cybersecurity awareness and robust data policies
• Claire Matuka – Machine Learning Engineer
  Topic: How AI can address challenges in healthcare, agriculture, and education in Africa
• Grace Murugi Wanjama – Head of Digital Strategy, Oxfam International
  Topic: Tech for Good: Social Impact Innovations by Women
• Dr. Clarissa Soehnchen – Founder, WeMasomo
  Topic: How AI can address challenges in healthcare, agriculture, and education in Africa
• Dr. Tayba Hatimy – Co-founder & Executive Director, Baus Taka Mombasa
  Session: Innovation Showcase – Presentations by Women-Led Startups
• Eng. Joan Jerop – Founder & Executive Director, One Dev and Code Africa Conference
  Topic: The Future of Work: Upskilling Women for Emerging Technologies
• Maureen Mung'ara – Founder, Social Media Managers Africa
  Topic: The Future of Work: Upskilling Women for Emerging Technologies
• Melody Mukhwana – Founder & CEO, Humanily AI
  Topic: How AI can address challenges in healthcare, agriculture, and education in Africa
• Monicah W. Muhoya – Social Entrepreneur
  Topic: How AI can address challenges in healthcare, agriculture, and education in Africa
• Quinter Ochieng – CEO & Director, Charge24 Limited
  Topic: The Future of Work: Upskilling Women for Emerging Technologies
• Radhika Bhachu – Founder, Ndovu
  Keynote: Women Driving Fintech Innovations in Africa
• Susan Gatura – Founder, Phoenix Analytics
  Topic: Women-led initiatives transforming communities through technology
• Dr. Bright Gameli – Cybersecurity Engineer
  Keynote: Cybersecurity and Data Protection in Africa's Digital Future
• Paul Brian – Cybersecurity Engineer, Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB)
  Topic: Addressing the growing need for cybersecurity awareness and robust data policies
• James Ayugi – Technologist, Entrepreneur
  Fireside Chat: Startups Without Borders – Global Collaboration for Local Impact

This wide range ensures a dynamic experience for professionals across import/export, distribution, retail, and government procurement sectors.

Join the Movement!
Be part of the Women in STEM Africa Summit 2025 – a powerful gathering of innovators, leaders, and changemakers.

Register now: ticketskenya/all-events/women-in-stem-africa-summit-2025

• Official Media Partners
  CTW Kenya 2025 is proudly supported by an esteemed network of media partners, enhancing the event's global reach and industry impact:

  • Mid East Information

  • Negosentro

  • International Business Magazine

  • World Business Outlook

  • Engineering Post

  • Afrique Media

  • International Business Africa

  • African Gulf

  • The Business Year

  • Finance World

  • Africa Mining and Engineering Review

  • The Technology Express

  • ABC News Ghana

  • Plant and Equipment

Their continued support plays a vital role in amplifying the voice and vision of CTW Kenya across Africa and beyond.

Registration Links
CTW Kenya:
Africa Technology Show:
Africa Build Show:

Don't miss East Africa's most comprehensive international trade event. Join us in Nairobi this July and connect with global partners, cutting-edge solutions, and high-level insights that shape the future of African trade.

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