Nairobi · Friday, 28 August 2026

3 Questions on Every CEO's Desk

panel discussions

Across 3 panel discussions, we look at the policies, technologies and partnerships changing how African businesses move money, adopt innovation and grow strategically across multiple sectors.

Panel I · 7:00 – 7:30 PM

Securing Your Financial Position Ahead of Market Instability

“Financial Resilience, Wealth Protection, and the New Role of Digital Assets”

With Kenya's 2027 election year approaching, this panel explores how individuals and businesses can build financial resilience amid currency, inflation, and market uncertainty — and where digital assets fit alongside traditional finance.

Gabriel Mbugua, Senior Backend Engineer at HoneyCoin

Gabriel Mbugua

Senior Backend Engineer

HoneyCoin

George Mosomi, Expansion Manager at Tether

George Mosomi

Expansion Manager

Tether

Alex Michael Karanja Njoroge, CEO at HF Markets

Alex Michael Karanja Njoroge

CEO

HF Markets

Moderator

Ian Wafula, CEO & Founder at Sauti Sessions · BBC Coverage

Moderator

Ian Wafula

CEO & Founder

Sauti Sessions · BBC Coverage

Panel II · 7:30 – 8:00 PM

The $100 Transfer War

“Competition, Loyalty, and the Future of Remittance in Africa”

Cross-border money movement is more competitive than ever. This panel examines how remittance providers are competing on trust, pricing, and experience — and what actually creates customer loyalty.

Shezaad Sunderji, VP Customer Service at Mastercard

Shezaad Sunderji

VP Customer Service

Mastercard

Samuel Ireri, Head of International Banking & Payments at Equity Bank

Samuel Ireri

Head of International Banking & Payments

Equity Bank

Moderator

Barrack Bukusi, Co-Founder & Host at Financially Incorrect

Moderator

Barrack Bukusi

Co-Founder & Host

Financially Incorrect

Panel III · 8:15 – 8:45 PM

Where Margins Go to Die

“What It Takes to Move Products, Services and Opportunity Across Africa”

From factory to shelf and clinic to patient, this panel explores how businesses across Africa reach their customers through partnerships, infrastructure, and innovation.

Kimjackson Njeru, Head of Commercial at Naivas

Kimjackson Njeru

Head of Commercial

Naivas

Dr. Darshan Chandaria, Group CEO & Director at Chandaria Group

Dr. Darshan Chandaria

Group CEO & Director

Chandaria Group

Moderator

Evans Munene, Host at Admin Access

Moderator

Evans Munene

Host

Admin Access

Dominic Mulinda, Host at Admin Access

Moderator

Dominic Mulinda

Host

Admin Access

Your host for

the evening

Guiding the room from the welcome to the closing remarks.

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What is JIRANI?

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JIRANI is an invitation-led executive gathering where Africa's decision-makers build their next business opportunity. One room, 150 decision-makers, six industries — Cape Town, Nairobi and London.

When is the Nairobi edition?

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Friday, 28 August 2026. The evening runs from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM. The venue is shared only with confirmed ticket holders.

Who should be in the room?

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Designed for CFOs, CEOs and commercial leaders navigating cross-border growth, alongside operators and commercial teams with purchasing power, operational influence, or strategic partnerships to offer.

How many people attend?

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JIRANI is intentionally limited to 150 attendees to preserve the quality of conversations. Every registration is reviewed to ensure the room remains high-signal and commercially valuable.

What does a ticket cost?

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General Admission is KES 10,000. It includes full event access, networking, wellness activities, food and drinks.

Is there wellness programming?

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Yes, Jirani's wellness programme runs throughout the evening, featuring guided gym sessions, Pilates, and yoga designed to help you reset, recharge, and reconnect.