Each strand is designed not just to inform but to generate — introductions, deals, partnerships and pipeline participants can act on immediately.
| Date | Event | Location / Host | Time | Invitation Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23 October, 2026 | Welcome Night — “Taste of Africa” | Gold Coast Bar & Restaurant (hosted by Adonko) | 7:00PM | Public |
| 26 October, 2026 | Spotlight on Africa | Visits to African-owned businesses in London | TBC (Daytime) | Live on Omega TV |
| 27 October, 2026 | Diplomatic Panel | Ghana High Commission (live on Omega TV UK) | 1:00PM – 4:00PM | Strictly by Invitation |
| 28 October, 2026 | Africa Creative Economy Dialogue | Shell Head Office, London | 6:00PM | Strictly by Invitation |
| 29 October, 2026 | “Beyond Bloodlines” — African-Caribbean Relationship in the UK | Virtual Panel hosted by The Africa Guide | TBC | Virtual |
| 30 October, 2026 | Africa Market Access and Innovation Forum | Croydon Town Hall, London | 9:00AM – 4:00PM | Public |
| 31 October, 2026 | Heritage Vault Pop-Up (lead partner AfCFTA) | Tales House, London | TBC (Start at Daytime) | Public |
| 2 November, 2026 | Africa Country Branding Forum | Edelman Africa, London | 10:00AM – 1:00PM | Strictly by Invitation |
| 6 November, 2026 | Investors Meeting & Closing Ceremony | Ghana International Bank, Regina House, London | 9:00AM – 2:00PM | Strictly by Invitation |
Delivering actionable outcomes across finance, enterprise, diplomacy, and destination branding.
The ceremonial opening of Africa Week UK 2026, convening African Heads of Mission, government delegations, diaspora leaders and institutional partners.
The centrepiece investment event, with GHIB confirmed as anchor institutional participant. Sessions built around specific, presentable African opportunities in infrastructure, hospitality and trade — activating AfCFTA's Protocol on Investment directly.
The dedicated home for AfCFTA's digital trade instruments — showing how technology is lowering cross-border friction for African SMEs and creative businesses.
A curated showcase of African women- and youth-led fashion enterprises, positioned as a services-export opportunity under the Guided Trade Initiative and the Protocol on Women and Youth.
Africa's creative heritage — music, film, culinary arts — presented as investable, exportable offerings, not cultural display.
Practical intelligence for African founders on market-access instruments, digital trade tools and UK regulatory pathways.
Sessions for UK travel trade and tour operators ahead of WTM London, framed around sustainable, community-benefiting destination development.
Flagship event. Convenes African tourism boards, government delegations and global brand strategists to treat country branding as a strategic economic instrument — brand equity that converts into FDI, tourism receipts and diaspora capital. Builds on AfroSphere's Country Branding Series and international place-branding benchmarking practice.
Direct engagement with AfCFTA digital trade protocols, blended finance de-risking mechanisms, and market entry tools tailored for scaling businesses across the UK-Africa corridor.
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