Festus

The coast showed up with great builder energy — coffee, code, projects, and community all in one space. Thank you yo @secondcupke and @achinga_chris for assisting to secure a cafe. Which city/town next ?

Eldoret was Fun

Watch our virtual work shop youtu.be/2XNmxo-It7M

Never thought I’d one day host Emmanuel Lubanzadio, Africa Lead at @OpenAI, here in Nairobi @codex_ke

Guess who I’m hosting at ALX Nation Centre this Saturday? 👀 @elubanzadio53, Africa Lead at OpenAI, is joining us for the OpenAI Codex Meetup – Nairobi. We’ll talk @OpenAI in Africa, Codex & AI-assisted coding. Co-hosting with @gatere_mark RSVP: luma.com/gct5sf72

@blackie_360 @cursor_ai @ftnabeelah @benln @sunrao Yessir!!

Huge news I’ve been selected as @cursor_ai Regional Lead for Africa Time to grow the next wave of AI-native builders, startups, and communities across the continent. Africa is building. cursorkenya.com team🫶 Shoutout to @ftnabeelah @benln @sunrao 🙌

At Ubucon kenya 2026

How cafe cursor Nairobi went down

🫡lovely session ongoing #BuildwithAI #BuildwithAIJkuat @googledevs @gdgcampusJKUAT @christine_12_me @TherabotAi @JudeHunja

Five JKUAT law students have qualified to represent the University at the prestigious Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition after finishing as runners-up in Kenya’s highly competitive national rounds held at Mount Kenya University Parklands Law Campus. Dennis Kaboro, Sewe James Phillip Goroh, Clarice Neema Naseka, Tatiana Bett Cherono, and Mike Marc Kipchirchir, all third-year students at @karen_jkuat Law Campus, advanced to the global stage after ranking among the top performers in one of the world’s most rigorous legal simulations. Meanwhile, Tracy Mbaya, John Charles, and Allan Mwangi also made their mark in the National Qualifier Rounds of the Stetson International Environmental Law Moot Court Competition. The team finished second runners-up in the national finals held virtually at African Nazarene University, earning qualification to the international rounds at Stetson University. ^DP

@benln Great experience

Cafe Cursor in Nairobi

We said we would cook… and Cafe Cursor Nairobi delivered ☕🔥 Builders, founders, and design teams showed up — built, networked, and had plenty of coffee together. What better way to break the ice than over coffee? ☕

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