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Date: 25th - 28th November, 2025
Venue: Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
Theme: "Innovate. Transform. Sustain."
Date: 24th - 26th November, 2025
Venue: Cape Town, South Africa
Theme: "The New World Order: A Self-Sufficient Africa"
Date: 19th - 22nd November, 2025
Venue: Nairobi, Kenya
Date: 18th - 20th November, 2025
Venue: Abuja, Nigeria
Theme: "Satisfying Agribusiness Innovation and Food Security"
In light of global food insecurity, the Agribusiness and Value Chain (AVC) Summit, led by the President of Agribusiness and Value Chain at WEFA Nigeria, empowered individuals and organizations.
The event’s core focus was driving meaningful impact and sustainable growth in the agricultural sector.
The event provided a unique platform for knowledge sharing and expertise, business matchmaking and partnerships, investment opportunities and funding, and networking and mentorship.
Attendees connected with visionaries, innovators, and industry leaders to unlock new possibilities for success and impact in Agribusiness.
Date: 18th - 19th November, 2025
Venue: Sarit Expo Centre, Nairobi, Kenya
Theme: "Exploring Market Opportunities in Contract Farming: Understanding Market Demands and Creating Linkages"
Date: 28th - 31st October, 2025
Venue: Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), Nairobi, Kenya
Theme: "Where Africa’s agricultural future takes shape"
This is where Africa’s agricultural future truly takes shape, a vibrant meeting point for farmers, innovators, policymakers, and investors who are driving the continent’s agricultural transformation. The event brought together key stakeholders from across Africa and beyond where they explored groundbreaking innovations, showcased the latest agricultural solutions, and discussed strategies for building sustainable and resilient food systems. Attendees experienced hands-on demonstrations, panel discussions, and networking sessions designed to foster meaningful partnerships and unlock new market opportunities. For agripreneurs, researchers and policymakers alike this was a chance to be part of a powerful movement shaping the next chapter of Africa’s food security and agricultural excellence.
Date: 22nd - 23rd October, 2025
Venue: Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), Nairobi, Kenya
Organizers: The Agriculture Sector Network (ASNET) & The Ministry of Agriculture & Livestock Development
Conference Registration Fee: KES 10,000
Theme: "From Promise to Action: Advancing Agribusiness Through Dialogue and Innovation"
This event was a Conference, Award & Exhibition event focused on the agriculture sector. Under the theme “From Promise to Action: Advancing Agribusiness Through Dialogue and Innovation,” this high-level summit brought together policymakers, academics, innovators, and agribusiness leaders to shape the future of agriculture. The gathering provided a platform for sharing research, showcasing innovative solutions, and discussing forward-looking policies that could drive sustainable growth across the sector. By fostering dialogue between key stakeholders, the summit aimed to generate actionable strategies that balance productivity with environmental stewardship, while ensuring that agricultural systems remain resilient, inclusive, and competitive in the years ahead.
Date: 10th - 11th October, 2025
Venue: Kinga Resort, Athi River, Kenya
This was an educational event focused on using Brahman cattle genetics for enhanced beef production in the region. The topics discussed included crossbreeding with indigenous breeds to improve meat yield, heat tolerance, and disease resistance, as the Brahman breed is known for its hardiness and ability to produce quality beef even in challenging tropical environments.
The workshop covered aspects of cattle management, nutrition, and breeding for optimal commercial beef production.
Date: 30th September - 4th October, 2025
Venue: Nairobi, Kenya
The 5th Edition of Kenya Flower Festival took place in style this year in conjunction with the Kenya Flower Council, introducing the first-ever Flower Safari a 3-day experience featuring:
- Flower farm tours
- Safari & bush dinner
- The Flowerpreneur Summit
- Roses, Rose & Roast celebration that culminated the event.
Date: 29th September - 5th October, 2025
Venue: Jamhuri Park, Nairobi, Kenya
Theme: "Promoting Innovation and Technology in Agriculture and Trade."
The Nairobi International Trade Fair (NITF) stands as one of the largest and most prestigious agricultural and general trade exhibitions in East Africa, attracting participants and visitors from across the region and beyond.
Serving as a premier platform for exhibitors, the fair showcased a wide array of products and services with a strong focus on agriculture, technology, and trade. It brought together farmers, agribusinesses, innovators, policymakers, and investors to explore new opportunities, exchange knowledge, and foster meaningful partnerships. With its blend of exhibitions, demonstrations, and networking sessions, the NITF played a pivotal role in driving innovation, promoting best practices, and supporting the growth and competitiveness of East Africa’s agricultural and trade sectors.
Date: 19th - 20th September
Venue: Accra International Conference Center, Accra, Ghana
The 4th edition of Agritech West Africa 2025, West Africa’s premier international agribusiness platform, took place from 19th to 20th September 2025 at the Accra International Conference Center, Ghana. Co-located with AgroChem & Agri Input Ghana and Agro Process Pack Ghana, the event brought together the full spectrum of the agriculture value chain under one roof.
With over 100 exhibitors, more than 4,000 professional visitors, and participation from 8+ countries, the 2025 edition was the largest, covering a 3,500+ square metre exhibition area. Exhibitors presented innovations and solutions in areas including agriculture machinery and implements, tractors, irrigation systems, agrochemicals, fertilizers, seeds, livestock technologies, storage solutions, dairy equipment, food processing and packaging, and much more.
The event served as a crucial hub for networking, investment, and knowledge exchange among stakeholders in the agricultural sector—ranging from manufacturers, traders, distributors, and farmers to policymakers and researchers. It was strategically supported by leading institutions including the Ministry of Food & Agriculture (Ghana), West Africa Chamber of Agribusiness (WACOA), Croplife Ghana, Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA), Farmers Organisation Network Ghana (FONG), Federation of Associations of Ghanaian Exporters (FAGE), and Guzakuza.
Participating countries were India, Ghana, Nigeria, China, Turkey, Italy, Ivory Coast, Togo, and South Africa. This ensured a robust international presence and exchange of agricultural best practices and technologies. The dynamic event also fostered public-private collaboration to address challenges in food security, mechanization, and sustainable agriculture across the West African region.
Date: 16th - 18th September
Venue: Abuja Continental Hotel, Abuja, Nigeria
Theme: "Enhancing agriculture investment in West Africa and Sahel."
The FAO Subregional Office for West Africa convened a high-level Hand-in-Hand (HiH) Investment Forum, that brought together governments, development partners, private investors, and farmer organizations to accelerate the transformation of agri-food systems across the region. The strategic forum focused on fostering collaboration, mobilizing investment, and scaling up impactful solutions that address food security, climate resilience, and inclusive growth. By creating a space for dialogue, partnership-building, and resource alignment, the HiH Investment Forum aimed to unlock new opportunities for sustainable agricultural development and strengthen West Africa’s position in driving regional and global food system transformation.
The Hand-in-Hand Initiative is FAO’s country-led, evidence-based approach aimed at boosting agricultural productivity, reducing inequalities, and building resilience in vulnerable areas. In the Sahel, it focuses on inclusive, sustainable, and climate-resilient development tailored to each country’s context. Through the forum, associated parties identified investment-ready opportunities and forged strategic partnerships to drive food systems transformation across West Africa and the Sahel.
Date: 14th - 16th September
Venue: Egypt International Exhibition Centre (EIEC), Cairo, Egypt
This was the 37th Edition of the Sahara International Agricultural Exhibition, one of the region’s most influential platforms for agricultural innovation and collaboration. The exhibition showcased cutting-edge solutions in crop management, advanced irrigation systems, and agri-tech, providing participants with a firsthand look at the tools shaping the future of farming.
The event also served as a vibrant networking hub, bringing together farmers, agri-business leaders, researchers, and industry experts from across the globe. Attendees had the opportunity to exchange knowledge, explore partnerships, and engage in meaningful discussions aimed at driving productivity, sustainability, and growth within the agricultural sector.
Being part of the exhibition offered invaluable access to new markets, as for over three decades the show has enjoyed strong international participation of exhibitors and visitors from Africa, Europe and Asia. The show provided unmatched networking and business opportunities, connecting people to decision makers, market leaders as well as local and regional distributers from Egypt and MENA region, thereby offering access to the best materials and newest technologies that give businesses an edge over the competition.
Date: 10th - 12th September
Venue: Harare, Zimbabwe
Theme: "African SIDS and the Indian Ocean"
The Southern African Development Community (SADC), in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), hosted the SADC Regional Hand-in-Hand (HiH) Initiative Forum, a landmark gathering aimed at advancing agrifood investment and cooperation across Southern Africa. The forum brought together government leaders, development partners, private sector stakeholders, and farmer organizations to identify opportunities, align strategies, and mobilize resources for the transformation of the region’s agrifood systems. With a focus on innovation, sustainability, and inclusivity, the HiH Initiative sought to accelerate progress toward food security, rural development, and economic growth, fostering stronger collaboration and shared prosperity across member states.
A special focus of the Forum was placed on African Small Island Developing States (SIDS), with a first phase with the Indian Ocean Commission (IOC) member States (Comoros, France/Reunion, Madagascar, Mauritius, and Seychelles). These island nations showcased their investment priorities including the integrated development regional priority value chains, the sustainable development of blue economy, and the trade integration within the broader regional context.
The IOC played a pivotal role in ensuring that African SIDS are effectively represented in regional discussions, with emphasis on sustainable fisheries, blue economy opportunities, and agro-ecological practices that promote resilience in vulnerable island systems.
Date: 4th - 10th September
Venue: Algiers, Algeria
The 4th Intra-African Trade Fair (IATF 2025) kicked off in Algiers as one of the continent’s largest and most impactful trade gatherings, with an estimated $44 billion in trade and investment deals secured. The event brought together 35,000 conference delegates from across Africa and beyond, creating an unparalleled platform for networking, business matchmaking, and policy dialogue. With participation from 75 exhibiting countries and more than 2,000 exhibitors, the fair showcased diverse opportunities across key sectors, including agriculture, manufacturing, technology, and services.
The event focused on fostering continental collaboration and strengthening intra-African trade ties, marking a major milestone in advancing the goals of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
Date: 16th - 20th July
Venue: Mamboleo Showground, Kisumu, Kenya
Theme: "Agriculture, Farming and Business – Promoting Growth for Economic Development"
The Agricultural Society of Kenya presented this regional showcase under the theme “Agriculture, Farming and Business – Promoting Growth for Economic Development.” The event brought together over 150 exhibitors and thousands of visitors, creating a vibrant platform to explore climate-smart agriculture, youth empowerment initiatives, and emerging smart farming technologies. Attendees experienced engaging live demonstrations, including crop showcases of cassava, rice, maize, and arrowroots, alongside practical displays of irrigation tools and modern farming equipment.
The showcase also highlighted the vital linkages between agriculture, the blue economy, and community health, underscoring the role of integrated approaches in driving sustainable economic development.
Date: 11th - 13th June, 2025
Venue: Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), Nairobi, Kenya
This premier international exhibition and conference on agricultural technology brought together leading innovators, researchers, and industry players from more than 25 countries. The event featured dynamic showcases of advanced farming machinery, cutting-edge agro-tech solutions, and interactive live demonstrations. With a strong emphasis on modern inputs and open-air machinery zones, participants were able to explore the latest innovations firsthand. Pre-scheduled exhibitor meetings further enhanced the experience, creating valuable opportunities for networking, knowledge exchange, and forging partnerships that support the modernization and sustainability of agriculture.
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