PARTNERS

Primary and Associate member organisations form a dynamic ecosystem of African ICT professionals united by a shared vision of advancing technology in Africa.
At TICON Africa, we celebrate the diversity of our membership and recognise the invaluable contributions of both tiers in shaping the future of African tech.
Whether longstanding pioneers or emerging talents, every member organisation plays a vital role in our collective journey towards a more technologically empowered Africa.
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Primary
Members

Primary membership at TICON Africa represents a foundational commitment to the organization, with these esteemed members being the pioneers who contributed to its establishment and growth. As core members, they bring extensive experience and passion for advancing the African information and communication technology industry.

These primary member organizations are also key players in their respective countries, serving as pivotal figures in local technology ecosystems. They drive innovation, foster collaboration, and champion the development of ICT professionals, playing a crucial role in shaping both TICON Africa and the broader African ICT landscape.

IIPGH

Ghana
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SAICTA

South Africa
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ICTAZ

Zambia
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ICTAU

Uganda
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CSZ

Zimbabwe
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ICTAM

Malawi
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ICTAK

Kenya
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BITS

Botswana
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ICT Chamber

Rwanda
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ICT-ET

Ethiopia
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LICTA

Lesotho
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NOSi

Cape Verde
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NCS

Nigeria
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Tanzania Computer Society

Tanzania
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TogoTech

Togo
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EICTA

Eswatini
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ICTAS

South Sudan
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WAICTANet

Liberia, Sierra Leone, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea
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IITPSA

South Africa
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International Strategic Partners

International Strategic Partnerships at TICON Africa represent a shared commitment to strengthening the global ICT community, with these esteemed partner associations contributing their expertise, experience, and networks to support TICON Africa’s growth and development.

These international partner associations are also key players in their respective countries and regions, serving as influential voices within their local technology ecosystems.

CANTO

Caribbean
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CEPIS

Europe
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Associate
Members

Associate membership represents the dynamic influx of new energy and ideas into TICON Africa from a constantly evolving industry, offering diverse perspectives, innovative approaches, and a hunger for knowledge and growth.

Through active participation and engagement, Associate member organisations contribute to the vibrancy and vitality of our community, driving innovation and fostering collaboration across the continent.

ICTAZ

Zimbabwe
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It is important to have private-public partnerships the private sector drives the development as the public sector lays the foundation. ICT offers something profound spanning across boundaries binding us together.

Aminah Zawedde
Ministry of ICT and National Guidance Uganda, Digital Transformation Expert

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.

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SAICTA SOUTH AFRICA

The South African ICT Association(SAICTA) 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. 

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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.

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ICTAU Uganda

The ICT Association of Uganda (ICTAU) is a multi‑stakeholder, nonprofit initiative founded in Uganda in 2012 by private-sector leaders to provide professional guidance and advisory services to businesses and government on ICT policy, digital inclusion, and development informatics. ICTAU conducts research, advocates for ICT-driven policies, and implements projects that extend the benefits of technology across sectors, promoting professionalism and innovation in the ICT ecosystem of Uganda

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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.

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Ictam Malawi

The ICT Association of Malawi (ICTAM) is an umbrella body of all ICT professionals in Malawi. Our mission is to offer ICT leadership by catalyzing policy changes and by supporting related developments aimed at enabling Malawians to participate effectively in the modern technology-based global economy, benefiting the Nation and its partners.

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ICTAK Kenya

The Information Communication Technology Association of Kenya (ICTAK) serves as a hub for information technology experts and industry stakeholders in Kenya. With a focus on providing consultancy, implementation, support, training, strategic planning, and business analysis services, ICTAK aims to elevate the standards within the ICT profession and foster a dynamic and vibrant society through information technology, both in Kenya and the rest of Africa. 

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BITS Botswana

The Botswana Information Technology Society (BITS) is a non-profit, voluntary professional organisation representing the various information Technology (IT) stakeholders in the government, industry and academic sectors (public and private) of Botswana.

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Rwanda ICT Chamber

The Rwanda ICT Chamber is the essential hub for Rwanda’s tech community, dedicated to propelling careers, entrepreneurship, and investments in ICT,  to make Rwanda both an African and global leader in technology-driven progress. The organisation provides access to finance, markets, skills development and advocacy, empowering members to thrive in Rwanda’s dynamic ICT sector. 

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ICT-ET ethiopia

The ICT Association Ethiopia (ICT-ET) is an association of private sector ICT companies with the purpose to expose, engage and enable the private sector within the tech industry in Ethiopia. The association aims to enhance the development of human resources, education, and skills within member companies. This involves encouraging collaboration between member and private companies for ICT and tech development through both public and private sector participation. Additionally, it includes representing ICT companies in national discussions to promote responsible stakeholder input and propose policies that support the sector. 

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LICTA Lesotho

The Lesotho Information and Communication Technology Association (LICTA) is dedicated to advancing Lesotho’s ICT landscape by promoting high standards of professional skills, ethics, and integrity. LICTA aims to educate the public and foster industry development, providing a wealth of knowledge and expertise to aspiring and existing ICT professionals. 

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NOSi - Cape Verde

NOSi (Núcleo Operacional da Sociedade de Informação) is a public institution of Cape Verde dedicated to driving digital transformation and innovation in governance, education, and economic development. Established to implement and manage e-Government solutions, NOSi supports the modernization of public services through robust digital infrastructure, data management, and citizen-focused platforms. With a mission to position Cape Verde as a regional tech hub, NOSi fosters collaboration, capacity building, and sustainable digital ecosystems across Africa.

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NCS - Nigeria

Nigeria Computer Society (NCS) is the premier, umbrella organization representing computing and information technology professionals, interest groups, and stakeholders across Nigeria. Established in 1978 as the Computer Association of Nigeria (COAN) and restructured into NCS in 2002, the Society aims to advance the science and practice of IT by promoting education, research, professional competence, ethics, and policy advocacy. NCS facilitates networking and collaboration, advises government and the public on ICT policy, contributes to curriculum development, fosters global affiliations, and champions inclusion of underrepresented groups while bridging the digital divide.

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TogoTech

TogoTech is an association of innovative tech enterprises in Togo, established to unite startups, FabLabs, investors, and incubators under one banner and amplify their collective visibility and impact. It offers a collaborative platform driven by access to funding, mentoring, and networking opportunities, and serves as the leading voice for Togolese startups both locally and internationally. Through strategic partnerships, TogoTech positions itself as a catalyst of the entrepreneurial ecosystem, fostering digital transformation by supporting startups, encouraging collaboration, and magnifying their economic and social contributions across Togo.

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EICTA

The Eswatini ICT Association was founded to unite ICT professionals and businesses and emerged as a response to the need for a cohesive platform promoting digital innovation and skill enhancement in Eswatini, fostering collaborative growth since its inception.

 

The EICTA serves a diverse clientele that includes individual ICT professionals, startups, established enterprises, and governmental bodies, all eager to advance Eswatini’s position in the global digital landscape.

 

EICTA has been recognised for its significant contributions to the ICT sector, proudly receiving awards for excellence in advocacy, policy influence, and community engagement efforts throughout Eswatini and beyond.

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ICTAS

The ICT Association of South Sudan is a professional body that brings together ICT professionals, practitioners, innovators, academics, and industry stakeholders to support the growth and development of the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector in South Sudan.

 

The Association serves as a platform for collaboration, knowledge sharing, skills development, and advocacy, while promoting innovation, digital inclusion, and the advancement of ICT practices across the country. Through engagement with government, industry, educational institutions, and the wider community, the Association aims to contribute to the development of a strong, sustainable, and inclusive digital ecosystem in South Sudan.

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WAICTANet

Liberia, Sierra Leone, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea

The West Africa ICT Action Network is a multi-stakeholder platform that brings together individuals and institutions involved in Internet Governance, ICT policy, digital regulation, and technology-driven development across West Africa. The Network serves as a collaborative space for civil society organisations, academia, ICT think tanks, and industry stakeholders to engage on critical issues shaping the region’s digital future.

Through advocacy, research, knowledge sharing, and regional cooperation, the West Africa ICT Action Network aims to strengthen inclusive digital transformation and promote sustainable ICT development across the continent. Its membership spans several West African countries, including Liberia, Sierra Leone, Côte d’Ivoire, and Guinea.

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IITPSA

The Institute of Information Technology Professionals South Africa (IITPSA) is the recognised professional body for ICT practitioners and professionals in South Africa. The Institute brings together professionals from across the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector, including industry, academia, government, and the wider digital ecosystem, to promote professionalism, ethical conduct, skills development, and the advancement of ICT practice.

IITPSA is committed to strengthening professional standards, supporting continuous learning, promoting ethical digital transformation, and contributing to the growth of an inclusive and thriving digital society.

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CANTO

CANTO is the leading ICT trade association in the Caribbean, bringing together telecommunications companies, technology providers, government, regulators, institutions, and other stakeholders to advance the region’s digital future. Founded in 1985, CANTO provides a platform for collaboration, knowledge sharing, advocacy, and innovation across the Caribbean ICT ecosystem.

CEPIS is committed to promoting best practice, professional standards, digital skills, and responsible use of technology. Through advocacy, research, education, and collaboration, CEPIS works to strengthen IT professionalism and contribute to a trusted, inclusive, and sustainable digital society across Europe.

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CANTO

CANTO is the leading ICT trade association in the Caribbean, bringing together telecommunications companies, technology providers, government, regulators, institutions, and other stakeholders to advance the region’s digital future. Founded in 1985, CANTO provides a platform for collaboration, knowledge sharing, advocacy, and innovation across the Caribbean ICT ecosystem.

CANTO is committed to driving digital growth through policy advocacy, industry engagement, education, networking and thought leadership. By connecting stakeholders and championing innovation, CANTO works to support a more connected, inclusive and sustainable digital society across the Caribbean.

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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.