Mobility stakeholders gather to discuss the future of Africa’s urban mobility landscape
The Urban Mobility Summit launch will be followed by a series of webinars leading up to the inaugural Urban Mobility Summit in May 2026.
Urban planners, government representatives, private sector partners, mobility innovators, and civil society leaders gathered for the official launch of the upcoming Urban Mobility Summit (UMS).
The event, at Southern Sun Rosebank on November 6, was convened and organised by CityCon Africa, demonstrating its commitment to shaping Africa’s urban mobility landscape.
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The launch featured discussions which included sustainable mobility, accessibility, pedestrian and traffic safety, resilient infrastructure, and equitable urban transport solutions. These discussions will also inform key topics for the inaugural summit in May 2026, ensuring the event reflects current priorities and challenges in urban mobility.
“The UMS provides a platform to share knowledge, align stakeholders, and accelerate practical solutions that make cities more connected, safer, and inclusive,” said Andile Skosana, CEO of CityCon Africa. “Our aim is to equip stakeholders with actionable insights and collaborative strategies to drive meaningful change in urban spaces.”
Key partners and exhibitors included Uber, C40 Cities, the Rosebank Management District, and the Oxford Parks Management District.
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This launch will be followed by a series of webinars in February 2026, providing ongoing engagement and insights for stakeholders, leading up to the inaugural UMS in May 2026.
The UMS is Africa’s premier platform dedicated to shaping the future of urban mobility across the continent.
It convenes policymakers, private sector innovators, transport operators, city planners, and civil society to share insights, showcase innovative solutions, and foster collaboration on sustainable, inclusive, and resilient transport systems.
The summit serves as a catalyst for policy alignment, investment, and cross-sector partnerships, enabling cities to respond to rapid urbanisation, improve mobility and accessibility, and deliver safer, more equitable transport experiences for all residents.
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