Your Website Is a Public Service
Government Digital Teams and Developers from Across Africa, Connecting Across Roles and Across Borders.
More and more citizens meet their government online, often on a mobile phone and a slow connection. Making that encounter secure, accessible and useful takes more than a new website: it takes a clear strategy and shared standards, so that agencies and countries can reuse what works instead of starting from scratch. Over three days and two tracks, we work on both, with TYPO3 as an open-source foundation that puts digital sovereignty in your hands: no licence fees, no vendor lock-in.
Mark your calendars: 2–4 December 2026, Diani Reef Beach Resort & Spa, Kenya!
Two Tracks, One Camp
Developer Track
TYPO3 fundamentals, what's new in TYPO3 14, security, performance, DDEV & CI/CD, accessibility, and AI. Built for the developers and agencies behind public websites.
Government Track
Digital governance, DPI & GovStack, citizen-centred services, digital sovereignty, content strategy, and data privacy. Built for digital leaders in ministries and public institutions.
Three Days at a Glance
Day 1 · Connect
Keynotes on digital public infrastructure, country snapshots, and gamified networking.
Day 2 · Deep Dive
Intensive workshops in the Developer, and Government tracks.
Day 3 · Build Together
Work on real-world challenges, explore collaborations, and plan what happens after the camp.
Join the Community
Meet developers and digital leaders from across Africa, and keep building together long after the camp.
All-Inclusive · $950
Arrive, check in, and we take care of the rest.
✓ Full three-day programme in your track
✓ Lunches, coffee breaks, and both evening dinners
✓ Four nights at Diani Reef Beach Resort & Spa, breakfast included
✓ Airport transfers from and to Ukunda Airport (UKA)
Event Only · $350
Join the full programme and stay wherever you like.
✓ Full three-day programme in your track
✓ Lunches, coffee breaks, and both evening dinners
– Accommodation not included
– Airport transfers not included
Latest News
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Philippe Fekete shares how TYPO3 powers hundreds of government websites and services on a single platform, and the lessons other governments can learn from Québec.ca.
TYPO3 14: What's new and what does it mean for your projects?
Junior Rurangwa takes a closer look at TYPO3 14, exploring its new features and what to consider when upgrading from version 13.
Digital Sovereignty: Some Assembly Required
TYPO3 CMS Project Ambassador Mathias Bolt Lesniak challenges common assumptions about digital sovereignty and explores what it really takes to achieve it with open source.
TYPO3: The citizen-facing layer of your digital public infrastructure
Daniel Homorodean explores how TYPO3 powers citizen-facing websites and service portals as part of national Digital Public Infrastructure.
From Prompt to Site Package, Done Right
AI speed grounded in the official TYPO3 docs. Our first speaker, Documentation Team Lead Lina Wolf, shows how.
Welcome, Arxia: Our First Gold Sponsor
From TYPO3 to digital government standards, Arxia knows how public institutions go online. Welcome as our first Gold sponsor!
Registration Is Open!
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Our Venue: Diani Reef Beach Resort & Spa
Three days on Kenya's south coast, with accommodation and airport transfers included in the all-inclusive ticket.
Wake Up Steps From the Sessions
Your room, breakfast and airport transfers come with the all-inclusive ticket. Or pick one of our recommended hotels nearby.
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