Africa PPP 2025 – is the longest running infrastructure finance, investment, and partnership summit, focused on increasing private sector participation in infrastructure development through viable PPPs and innovative financing mechanisms, for a sustainable economic growth.
The event is organized by AME Trade with the support of Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board and the Ministry of Works and Transport of Namibia and is scheduled to take place from 28-31 October 2025, at the prestigious Hilton Conference Centre in Windhoek, Namibia.
WHY THIS EVENT MATTERS?
Africa’s infrastructure financing gap is vast, but so are the opportunities. Public-private partnerships remain one of the most effective mechanisms to mobilise private capital for public good. Africa PPP 2025 will:
- Present investment-ready projects from across the continent.
- Facilitate direct engagement with qualified stakeholder representing governments, investors, and DFIs.
- Feature capacity-building one day pre-event masterclass on project preparation and risk management.
- Highlight policy reforms designed to improve the investment climate.
- Showcase Namibia as a hub for logistics, energy, and regional connectivity.
- Feature post event one day touristic excursion
WHAT TO EXPECT?
Four days of knowledge, training, and networking:
- Two-Day Conference – High-level panels, keynotes, and project showcases.
- One-Day Masterclass – Practical training on project preparation and structuring.
- One-Day Tours – Technical and cultural visits in Namibia.
Under the theme “Promoting an enabling environment that accelerates the implementation of sustainable and viable PPPs”, the summit will serve as a platform to showcase bankable infrastructure opportunities across critical sectors, including energy, transport, water and sanitation, industrialisation, digital connectivity, climate-resilient infrastructure, and cross-border logistics and connectivity.
Confirmed Topics
- Energy & Power – Expanding electricity access and renewable energy.
- Water & Wastewater – Supply, sanitation, irrigation, and treatment.
- Transport & Connectivity – Roads, ports, rail, and cross-border infrastructure.
- Climate Change & Sustainability – Resilient, green, and low-carbon solutions.
- Industrialisation & Digital Infrastructure – Driving competitiveness and regional hubs.
Confirmed Speakers
AfricaPPP confirmed speakers represent regional authorities, utilities, ports, transport and railway bodies, as well as leading experts in PPP from international finance and rating institutions. Their participation ensures that the discussions will encompass both high-level strategic perspectives and in-depth, technical, deal-making insights.
- Hippy TJIVIKUA, Chief Executive Officer, Walvis Bay Corridor Group
- Stephan JOOSTE, Managing Director: Sustainability, Zutari
- Mpho MUTLOANE, Investment Principal, AIIM and Director, Motseng IDEAS Infrastructure Group
- Pierre ROLLAND, Managing Director, Infra Gestion
- Alicia HERRERA MASUREL, Head of International Development, Infra Gestion
- Samira MENSAH, Managing Director Africa, S&P Global Ratings
- Panashe DARINGO, Director, Mondjila Project Advisory & Management
- Adrian GROBLER, Executive Chair, Lithon Holdings
- Tertuis SIMMERS, MEC – Infrastructure, Western Cape Provincial Government, South Africa
- Nangula UAANDJA, Chief Executive Officer, Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board
- Rauna MUKUMANGENI, Director of Public Private Partnerships Unit, Ministry of Finance Namibia
- Jonas SHEELONGO, Deputy Executive Director, Ministry of Works and Transport
- Bisey UIRAB, Chief Executive Officer, Namibia Airports Company
- Ndapewa HANGULA, Acting Executive: Investment, Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board
- Andrew SHAW, Group Chief Strategy and Planning Officer, Transnet SOC Limited
- Mohamed ALMENHALI, Regional CEO – International Office, AD Ports Group
- Justin LOONGO, Managing Director, ZESCO Limited
- John MATIVO, Managing Director, Kenya Electricity Transmission Company
- Cletus NYACHOWE, Acting Chief Executive Officer, ZESA Holdings
- Reginald DEMANA, Chief Executive Officer, South African National Road Agency
- Bruno CHINGANDU, Managing Director, Tanzania Zambia Railway Authority
- Henrique VICTORINO, Director General, Angolan Road Institute (INEA)
- Victor SEFF, Chief Executive Officer, Tanzania Rural and Urban Roads Agency
- Leslie MPOFU, Executive Director, Trans Kalahari Corridor Secretariat
- Adele PARIS, Corporate Transaction Advisory PPP Manager for Southern Africa region, IFC
- Primah ATUGONZA, Principal Legal Counsel and PPP & Infrastructure Sector Lead, African Legal Support Facility
- Kelvin CHITUMBO, Director, National Water Supply and Sanitation Council Zambia
- Tawanda GUSHA, Chief Executive Officer, Airports Company of Zimbabwe
- Thabo HLOELE, Project Manager, Orange-Senqu River Commission (ORASECOM)
- Stephen IKUA, Director General/CEO, LAPSSET Corridor Development Authority (LCDA)
- Sayed EL METWALLY, Chairman, General Authority for Land and Dry Ports Egypt
- Mohamed GALAL, Head of Projects and Infrastructure Sector, Holding Company for Water Supply and Wastewater Egypt
WHY NAMIBIA & WHY NOW?
Namibia has been chosen as the host country due to its strategic positioning as an emerging infrastructure and logistics hub in Southern Africa. The nation boasts robust road networks and the globally connected Port of Walvis Bay, which together reinforce its role as a regional gateway for trade and investment. The Namibian government is actively advancing investment policy reforms to attract and facilitate private sector participation in infrastructure.
In addition, Namibia has set ambitious goals in climate-aligned development, particularly through its pioneering commitment to green hydrogen. The landmark Hyphen Hydrogen Project, currently in planning and valued at approximately USD 10 billion, exemplifies the country’s vision to establish itself as a leader in renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure.
WHO WILL ATTEND?
APPP 2025 gathers the full infrastructure value chain, including:
- Government ministries, PPP units, and regulators.
- Utilities and transport authorities.
- Development finance institutions and multilateral banks.
- Institutional investors, project developers, and EPC contractors.
- Legal, financial, and technical advisers.
This unique mix ensures the summit is not only a forum for dialogue, but also a marketplace where partnerships and deals are made.
WHY YOU SHOULD YOU ATTEND?
By attending, you will:
- Access hard to reach project insights: Discover project origination opportunities across Africa.
- Expand your network: Meet key decision-makers and industry leaders.
- Build and enhance capacity: Strengthen your expertise in structuring and delivering PPPs.
- Position your organisation: Gain visibility as a trusted partner in infrastructure.
- Shape and influence policy options : Contribute to sustainable, inclusive development.
APPP AT A GLANCE
- Dates:28-31 October 2025
- Venue:Hilton Conference Centre, Windhoek, Namibia
- Registration: https://africappp.com/registration/
- Website: https://africappp.com/
- Email: [email protected]
- Tel: +44 207 700 4949
Africa PPP 2025 represents more than just a conference; it is a catalyst for collaboration, innovation, and investment in Africa’s infrastructure future. By bringing together high-level government officials, seasoned private sector leaders, global financiers, and technical experts under one roof, the summit will provide a unique platform to accelerate sustainable and bankable projects across the continent. With its strategic location, forward-looking reforms, and bold ambitions in areas such as logistics and green hydrogen, Namibia offers the ideal backdrop for this landmark edition.
We look forward to welcoming you to Windhoek from 28–31 October 2025 for four days of insightful discussions, practical training, and meaningful connections. Join us at Africa PPP 2025 and be part of shaping the partnerships that will transform Africa’s infrastructure landscape.
