The 4th edition of Africa Build Show Kenya will take place from July 22–24, 2026, at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi, reaffirming its position as East Africa’s premier construction, building, and infrastructure trade exhibition.

Organized by MIE Events FZCO, the event will bring together construction professionals, contractors, developers, architects, suppliers, importers, investors, and government representatives from across Kenya and the wider African region.

Held alongside China Trade Week (CTW) Kenya, Africa Technology Show Kenya, and MegaWatt Africa, the event creates a comprehensive business platform designed to foster trade, investment, innovation, and strategic partnerships across multiple industries.

Africa Build Show Kenya provides a dedicated B2B environment where exhibitors can showcase the latest construction products, building materials, technologies, equipment, and infrastructure solutions.

Attendees will have opportunities to engage in networking, distributorship discussions, agency agreements, and partnership development while exploring new market opportunities across Africa’s rapidly expanding construction sector.

As infrastructure investment and urban development continue to accelerate throughout East Africa, the exhibition serves as a strategic gateway for companies seeking to expand their presence in the region.

China Trade Week Kenya is endorsed by leading government institutions, including Invest Kenya and the Ministry of Investments, Trade and Industry (MITI). The event supports international trade relations while creating new business opportunities between African and global markets.

Endorsed by the Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy (ICT), Africa Technology Show Kenya supports Kenya’s digital transformation agenda by connecting technology innovators, policymakers, business leaders, and solution providers.

MegaWatt Africa focuses on clean energy, renewable power, and sustainable infrastructure solutions. The event brings together stakeholders from government, academia, and the private sector to advance collaboration in renewable energy, grid modernization, energy access, and climate-focused investments.

“By bringing together construction, trade, technology, and clean energy on one platform, we are creating a focused business environment where meaningful partnerships and business opportunities can emerge,” said a spokesperson for MIE Events FZCO.

The integrated event platform is expected to attract key decision-makers from across the construction, infrastructure, technology, and energy sectors, creating valuable opportunities for exhibitors and attendees alike.

Africa Build Show Kenya 2026 is supported by a broad network of international partners and media organizations, including Construction Links Network, further strengthening the event’s global reach and industry influence.

As East Africa continues to experience significant growth in infrastructure development, Africa Build Show Kenya remains a key destination for organizations seeking to connect, collaborate, and capitalize on emerging opportunities throughout the region.

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