inABLE Named to Forbes Accessibility 100: A Global Moment for African-Led Digital Inclusion
We are excited and deeply honored to share that inABLE has been named to the inaugural Forbes Accessibility 100 list, a first-of-its-kind recognition celebrating global leaders and innovators advancing accessibility and disability inclusion.
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Inclusive Africa Conference 2026
The 7th Inclusive Africa Conference unites stakeholders under the theme "Scaling Digital Accessibility through Innovation & Entrepreneurship." Building on seven years of impact, from pioneering policies to continental standards, IAC 2026 connects innovators, policymakers, and changemakers to advance actionable solutions for a unified, accessible, and equitable digital Africa. Join us June 2-4, 2026 in Nairobi.
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Empowering African Youth with Disabilities through Technology
We envision a world where disability is not inability, a community where persons with disabilities have access to the same educational, technological, and employment opportunities as the non-disabled.
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Opening up more inclusive educational and employment possibilities.
Equipping blind and low vision youth with computer skills knowledge and assistive technology capabilities
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Increase awareness of the needs and rights of people with disabilities to access digital information and collaborating with partners on training, evaluation, research, advocacy, and policy projects related to digital accessibility
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Meet Valerie: On learning to live with a visual impairment
Valerie Olesia Busaka was not born with a visual impairment. It all started with a series of migraines in her third year of high school. Then, she was a top-performing student and the migraines, written off as exam fatigue, affected her studies.
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What was your best moment from the Inclusive Africa Conference 2026?![]()
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In a room seated by key delegates, partners, policy makers and global champions advocating for enhanced accessibility and inclusivity in the development of digital solutions and infrastructure for Africa's future,![]()
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Our Team captured every movement to make these conversations vibrant, thrilling and inclusive making each participant seen, heard and felt!![]()
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We want to celebrate you! #IAC2026C#inclusiveafrica2026a#inclusiveafricaconference2026e#DigitalAccessibilityi#digitalinclusivityivity
To accelerate access to digital inclusion for Africa’s future, public frameworks are combining with grassroots advocacy and private-sector innovation.![]()
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At the Inclusive Africa Conference,it was clear that the host organization inABLE is devoted to driving this movement by training individuals with disabilities and spearheading regional ICT accessibility standards, while the government of Kenya, through the Ministry of ICT and Digital Economy is establishing vital policy foundations and constructing inclusive state regulatory infrastructure.![]()
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Concurrently, global tech giants are breaking down continent-wide barriers directly through product engineering and strategic investments. Google is embedding accessibility directly into its product ecosystems to advance digital language inclusion and localized mobile standards, while Microsoft is supporting the ecosystem by strengthening inclusive digital infrastructure and aligning its enterprise software with local regulatory frameworks and launching inclusive AI tools.![]()
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Furthering these collective efforts, is the newly launched Assistive Technology Landscape in Africa Report , commisiomed by the Mastercard Foundation, is providing a vital, continent-wide evidence base assessing all 54 African nations. By exposing severe delivery gaps and highlighting local tech manufacturing opportunities, this report is serving as a strategic investment roadmap to ensure future innovations are leaving no one behind.![]()
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Accelerating digital accessibility in Africa is indeed a collective effort and we acknowledge every individual and institution continuing to this.![]()
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