Africa Blockchain Festival Partners with Truecaller for the 2026 Edition in Nairobi
Africa Blockchain Festival has named Truecaller its Official Travel eSIM Partner for the 2026 edition of the event, scheduled to be held from October 15 to 17 in Nairobi, Kenya.
The partnership is expected to enhance connectivity for international delegates attending the festival, which will bring together technology leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, policymakers and innovators from across Africa and beyond.
Through the collaboration, Truecaller will provide access to its Travel eSIM service, allowing international participants to stay connected while travelling to Nairobi without the need to purchase or swap physical SIM cards.
Reliable mobile connectivity is essential for delegates attending international events, enabling them to access digital services, coordinate meetings, navigate unfamiliar locations and communicate with colleagues and loved ones.
Speaking on the partnership, Olubunmi Fabanwo, Convener of Africa Blockchain Festival, said the collaboration reflects the organisers’ commitment to providing a seamless experience for participants beyond the festival venue.
“At Africa Blockchain Festival, we are intentional about creating an experience that goes beyond the conversations on stage. Our delegates are coming from different parts of Africa and the world, and staying connected is fundamental to how they travel, collaborate, and engage with the festival,” Fabanwo said.
“Welcoming Truecaller as our Official Travel eSIM Partner allows us to extend that experience beyond the venue, helping participants stay connected from the moment they begin their journey to Nairobi.”
The 2026 edition of Africa Blockchain Festival will feature discussions on blockchain adoption, artificial intelligence, digital assets, financial infrastructure, regulation and the future of cross-border innovation.
The festival aims to create opportunities for industry stakeholders to exchange ideas, explore emerging technologies and strengthen collaboration within Africa’s digital economy.
The partnership will also explore ways to engage travelling delegates and demonstrate how digital connectivity can support business relationships, international mobility and participation in Africa’s growing technology ecosystem.
Truecaller is globally recognised for its caller identification, spam-blocking and communication safety services, with the company reporting more than 500 million users worldwide.
The collaboration underscores the growing role of digital connectivity in supporting international business events and bringing together participants from different countries.
Africa Blockchain Festival 2026 is scheduled to take place at the Sarit Expo Centre in Nairobi, Kenya, from October 15 to 17.
