Thank you for joining us in Mombasa for the

TICON Africa Conference 2024

A Unifying Force

Thank you for joining us
in Mombasa for the

TICON Africa
Conference 2024

A Unifying Force

ABOUT US

The Technology Information Confederation Africa (TICON Africa) 

TICON Africa is the ground-breaking Pan-African body of technology professionals spearheading the 
ongoing development of the highest possible standards of ICT knowledge and practice across Africa. 

What we do

Events

Technology Information Confederation Africa
The TICON Africa (Technology Information Confederation Africa) brings African IT professionals together for networking and training events throughout the year.
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Education

Technology Information Confederation Africa
The TICON Africa offers an array of professional ICT courses and qualifications to signed up professionals of its member organisations.
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Latest News

Technology Information Confederation Africa
The latest news for the African ICT professional.
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Publications

Technology Information Confederation Africa
Our Strategic ICT Magazine is available online for ease of viewing
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PRIMARY MEMBERS

CSZ

Zimbabwe

ICTAZ

Zambia

IIPGH

Ghana

ICTAU

Uganda

SAICTA

South Africa

"Skills are crucial; without them, the company's financial success is uncertain.
By utilizing available skills, finances will follow suit."

Clement Sinyangwe
ICT Association of Zambia (ICTAZ)

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    Edward van Niekerk's Contributions

    Edward van Niekerk, Head of Department at Belgium Campus ITversity, has made groundbreaking contributions to deaf empowerment through technology. He developed the evolving ICT Sign Language Dictionary, ensuring continued inclusivity as technology advances.  
     
    Edward also introduced the first bachelor’s degree program for deaf students in South Africa, breaking educational barriers and enabling unprecedented access to higher education. His efforts led to the graduation of six BIT students in one year, two of whom have become ICT lecturers, showcasing the long-term impact of his mentorship. 

    Christopher Lalusha's Contributions

    Christopher Lalusha, Director of Information and Communications Technology at the National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA) in Zambia, has made remarkable strides in the digital space across multiple African countries. His achievements at NAPSA revolutionised claim and payment processing, earning him the Digital Champion of the Year title.  
     
    As Group CIO of Fidelity Bank Ghana and Equity Group Holdings in Kenya, Christopher drove digital transformation, cybersecurity, and IT governance, leading to Equity Group’s recognition as the top bank in East Africa. His innovations in cloud strategy and open APIs have set a new standard in ICT. 

    Brian Longwe's Contributions

    Brian Longwe, Co-founder and CEO of Converged Technology Networks, Malawi, has been a pioneer in Africa’s digital infrastructure for over two decades. His work in broadband, fibre networks, and connectivity spans 20 African nations, transforming how millions access the internet.  
     
    Brian has co-founded ISPs across East Africa and established multiple Internet Exchange Points, shaping ICT policies and regulations that enable greater connectivity. His leadership in Public-Private Partnerships and early venture capital projects has cemented his status as a transformative force in Africa’s tech sector. 

    CSZ Zimbabwe

    The Computer Society of Zimbabwe (CSZ), established in 1974, is a globally recognized professional body for ICT professionals in Zimbabwe. Dedicated to advancing the country’s ICT ecosystem, CSZ promotes technology use across various sectors, educates the public, and fosters industry development. Upholding integrity, accountability, collaboration, leadership, and innovation, CSZ builds beneficial relationships among its members, government, industry, and society through information dissemination, awareness, research, and standardization efforts.

    ICTAZ Zambia

    The Information and Communications Technology Association of Zambia ICTAZ was established by an Act of parliament; ICTAZ Act no. 7 of 2018 of the laws of Zambia. This was to provide for the registration of Information and Communications Technology professionals and regulate their professional conduct in the interest of the information and communications technology sector.
    Section 3(1) of the Act renamed the Computer Society of Zambia registered under the Societies Act to the Information and Communications Technology Association of Zambia.

    IIPGH Ghana

    The Institute of ICT Professionals, Ghana (IIPGH) is a professional Association which is made up of professionals in various domains of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) practice. The Institute is a connector of ICT professionals from Government MDAs, educational institutions, corporate organizations, start-ups, investors, and the civil society organizations to create a vibrant ICT ecosystem. The Institute of ICT Professionals, Ghana is a non-profit organisation which is made up of members in various domains of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) practice.

    ICTAU Uganda

    Develop a compelling Brand Proposition for Uganda’s ICT Sector

    • Support the development of an ICT technology HUB/Park in Uganda for Uganda.
    • Encourage and nurture the creation and development of lead technology for development software and mobile applications

     To develop and promote a competitive ICT Industry in Uganda

     To develop world class Ugandan ICT institutions through professionalism

    • Establish and Position the ICT Association as a global innovator 
    • Become the principal partner in governance and the implementation of E-Systems initiatives
    • Accelerate the development of ICT skills in “Secondary” and tertiary institutions
    • Develop and implement a formal partnership with the stakeholders in ICT sector

    To develop launch and drive a National System of innovation in the country
    To increase ICT access, and adoption for all Ugandans

    SAICTA SOUTH AFRICA

    The South African ICT Association is a non-profit organisation that promotes ICT development in South Africa by maintaining high standards of professional skills, ability, ethics, and integrity amongst South African ICT professionals, organisations, and companies. 

    ICTAZ Zimbabwe

    The Organization seeks to empower society to master emerging technologies as essential tools and catalysts for sustainable development and independently watch-dogging the impact of ICTs on the environment and society for the good of the people and our planet.