The Africa Build Show, now known as MegaWattKenya, is set to take place from July 8th to 10th, 2025, at the Kenyatta International Convention Center in Nairobi, Kenya. This event is a crucial B2B platform for global construction suppliers looking to expand their presence in Africa, covering the entire value chain from project inception to completion.

The exhibition will attract a significant number of exhibitors and visitors. While the exact numbers are not specified, it is anticipated that this event will draw a substantial crowd, providing ample opportunities for networking and business development. The show is co-located with other industry events, further enhancing its appeal and utility for attendees.

In addition to the main exhibition, there will be several conference sessions and co-located shows. These include discussions on green energy and green ammonia projects, which have been reinforced by the Government of Kenya and Fortescue Future Industries. Furthermore, the event will feature a photo gallery and media partners such as The Technology Express, Mid-east.info, International Business Magazine, Emerging Brand Africa, World Business Outlook, Silicon India, Iberian Trade Fairs, Italian Fair Service International Trade Council, and Made in China.

MegaWattKenya 2025 is part of a broader initiative by the Government of Kenya to promote green energy projects. Additionally, the country has announced a $10 billion public-private partnership (PPP) program for its ports. This initiative aims to lease the operations and management of five major ports through a 1.4 trillion Kenyan shilling PPP program. Furthermore, China is set to fund East Africa's longest oil pipeline project through the construction of a 1,443-km Hoima-Tanga pipeline.

The event offers an excellent opportunity for businesses to explore new markets and partnerships in Africa. With strategic partners like MIE Global Trade Week and contact details provided for further inquiries, MegaWattKenya 2025 promises to be a pivotal moment in the construction industry's calendar.