Kenya is set to take centre stage in the global communications industry. It prepares to host the first-ever Africa Global Public Relations Week (AGPRW).
The landmark summit is expected to redefine the future of public relations on the African continent. Also in elevating its role in the global communication discourse.
However, the Summit is taking place from 26–27 August 2025, themed “Beyond Conversations: Redefining PR, Redefining Africa,”. The groundbreaking event will feature dynamic panels, innovation showcases, and strategic networking. Therefore, designed to elevate Africa’s voice in the global communications landscape.
AGPRW will bring together a broad cross-section of professionals in public relations. Also in branding, media, and strategic communications, alongside high-level stakeholders from government, business, academia, civil society, and consumer-driven sectors.
Furthermore, participants are expected from across the continent, including Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, Rwanda, and Ethiopia. Also international hubs such as the United States, United Kingdom, India, and the United Arab Emirates.
Among the first wave of confirmed elite attendees are:
Arun Sudhaman – Non-Executive Chair of ICCO, globally respected for his thought leadership on PR strategy and emerging trends.
Paul Holmes – Founder & Chair of Provoke Media, a pioneering figure in redefining the PR industry’s role in business and society.
Sarah Waddington, CBE – CEO of the PRCA, known for her unwavering commitment to excellence and ethical standards in global communications.
Lesijolu Eite Eric-Nwabuzor – Executive Director of The Comms Avenue, a visionary advancing African-led innovation in communications and capacity building.
Paul Holmes, Founder and Chair of Provoke Media notes that, “Africa has the talent, the creativity, and the stories the world needs to hear. What’s exciting about AGPRW is that it is not just bringing global PR to Africa, but about bringing Africa’s influence to global PR. That is long overdue.”
Mary Njoki, Founder and CEO of Glass House PR, adds, “Africa is no longer waiting for a seat at the table. We are building our own. The Africa Global Public Relations Week is more than an event; it is a movement to redefine narratives, amplify voices, and shape the global perception of our continent through strategic communication. We are honored to welcome such visionary leaders as we open a new chapter for PR in Africa.”
Additionally, AGPRW is set to become the continent’s leading platform for strategic dialogue, cross-border collaboration, and professional growth in the communications field. In the weeks leading up to the event, additional high-profile attendees and keynote speakers will be announced.
A variety of attendance options are available, including:
Summit Pass or Daily Pass for in-person participation
Private Online Pass for virtual access
Gala Pass for exclusive networking and premium experiences