September 16, 2026
Nairobi
The Canada-Africa Chamber of Business, together with 369 Global, is hosting a private VIP Dinner in Nairobi on Wednesday, 16 September 2026, bringing together Canadian and Kenyan business leaders, investors and entrepreneurs, from among our members and guests in the Kenyan capital.
The event program “An Evening in Celebration of Canada–Africa Trade and Investment,” will celebrate and strengthen the growing commercial relationship between Canada and Kenya, commencing with a cocktail reception, while also marking the launch of the Africa edition of 3 Magazine.
We are delighted that Canada's High Commissioner to Kenya, H.E. Joshua Tabah, will join us throughout the evening and offer keynote remarks.
Purpose
The VIP Dinner and preceding reception speaks to the Chamber's mission of deepening Canada's business engagement with Africa and 3 Magazine’s vision to tell stories informed by lived cross-cultural experiences that resonate beyond geography—celebrating people who operate between worlds, not within lines.
We look forward to celebrating and strengthen the existing commercial ties between Canada and Kenya, consistent with the Chamber’s mission to accelerate trade and investment through high- quality networking, relationship-building, and information-sharing initiatives, following our 2024 conference in Nairobi – one of several happening across the continent every year.
About 3 Magazine
Published by 369 Publishing (part of the 369 Global group of companies), 3 is a publication for intelligent, unapologetic, Third Culture minds living between borders. The new issue being released at the dinner puts the African continent at the centre. It highlights stories about power, and about who deploys the capital, and on whose terms. It is about a continent that trades as a bloc, about the children of the diaspora who are choosing to come home. It is about sport, music, and film, not as spectacle, but hard infrastructure and soft power. This issue is made by the continent, not just about it. The writers, the editors, the photographers, the artists—drawn from Africa and its diaspora. Because the people who live a story are the ones who should get to tell it. What you'll hold in your hands is not an ‘Africa-rising issue’, but the embodiment of African influence.
Where culture moves, capital follows.
For more info: members@canadaafrica.ca