Accra to host 7th Africa Public Sector Conference and Awards in 2026

Accra is set to host the 7th Africa Public Sector Conference and Awards (APSCA 2026) from October 14 to 16 at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City. This major continental gathering is expected to bring together more than 500 high-level delegates, including government ministers, chief executive officers, and policymakers from across Africa. The conference will serve as a platform for critical dialogue on the future of governance and the role of digital transformation in enhancing the public sector.

The event will feature a keynote address by Julius Debrah, the Chief of Staff of Ghana, who will lead discussions on administrative excellence and policy innovation. APSCA 2026 aims to gather stakeholders to address the challenges of modernizing government institutions and improving service delivery through technology. By facilitating these conversations, the conference seeks to provide a roadmap for more efficient and transparent public administrations throughout the continent.

Running alongside the main conference are several key events, including Digital Economy Live and the 15th Digital Innovation Awards. These sessions will focus on Africa’s growing digital economy and recognize achievements in technological development. Additionally, the Made in Africa Exhibition will offer a stage for local entrepreneurs and innovators to showcase homegrown solutions, bridging the gap between innovative ideas and practical implementation within government frameworks.

This convergence of leaders in Accra is expected to foster new cross-border partnerships and promote the adoption of cutting-edge technologies in public management. Organizers from the InstinctWave Group highlighted that the event provides an essential space for African nations to align their digital strategies and drive sustainable socio-economic growth. The conference is seen as a vital step toward strengthening regional integration and positioning Africa as a leader in public sector innovation.