iHUB Unveils New State-of-the-Art Space in Lavington, Celebrating 14 Years of Tech Innovation

iHUB Unveils New Space in Lavington, Marking a Milestone in African Tech Innovation

iHUB, Kenya’s pioneering technology innovation hub and a subsidiary of Africa’s leading innovation center, Co-Creation HUB (CcHUB), proudly announces the unveiling of its state-of-the-art space at the iconic Jahazi Building along James Gichuru Road in Lavington, Nairobi. This moment marks a transformative chapter in the “Evolution of iHUB”, a celebration of 14 years of impactful contributions to Africa’s tech ecosystem.

Since its founding in 2010, iHUB has been a driving force in shaping the African technology landscape. By fostering an environment of support, collaboration, and community, it has played a vital role in nurturing startups, innovators, and tech entrepreneurs in Kenya and beyond. Over the years, iHUB has co-designed numerous innovative programs with key stakeholders, laying the foundation for the thriving startup ecosystem seen today.

With this milestone, iHUB reinforces its position as a premier entrepreneur support organization, coworking space, and community hub for tech and creative innovators. The new space signifies iHUB’s commitment to technological advancement and business growth while leveraging the expansive Pan-African network provided by its integration with CcHUB.

A Vision for the Future of African Innovation
Speaking at the launch event, Ojoma Ochai, Managing Director of CcHUB, emphasized iHUB’s enduring mission:
“From the very beginning, iHUB has been a place where ideas come to life and communities are built. Over the years, we have witnessed innovators, technologists, creatives, and entrepreneurs thrive here. As we move forward, our goal at CcHUB remains the same: to be Africa’s leading support system for creative and technology entrepreneurs, helping them develop solutions that enhance African prosperity while nurturing the community that started it all.”

Aidah Ng’ang’a, Head of Community and Ecosystems at iHUB/CcHUB, reflected on the hub’s remarkable journey:
“Over the past 14 years, we have collaborated with key ecosystem players to craft innovative programs that support and strengthen the startup ecosystem in Kenya and across Africa. With a vibrant community of over 10,000 entrepreneurs and 450+ startups in sectors such as health, fintech, agritech, and ed-tech, iHUB has emerged as a cornerstone of innovation. Many of our entrepreneurs have become global ambassadors, amplifying our impact worldwide.”

A Transformative Space for Innovators
The new iHUB space promises to accelerate innovation across industries, from fintech to education, health, and the creative economy. Through extended resources and pan-African connections, iHUB aims to empower entrepreneurs to create impactful solutions for Africa and the world.

Beryl Oywer, Country Lead at NABU and a Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship beneficiary, shared her experience:
“Being part of the iHUB community has been transformative. Collaborating with fellow EdTech startups in this vibrant space has given NABU numerous opportunities, from connecting with strategic partners to gaining visibility through industry events and panel discussions. It has been instrumental in showcasing our innovative solutions.”

As iHUB embarks on this exciting new chapter, it remains steadfast in its mission to foster innovation, drive collaboration, and support the next generation of entrepreneurs, reinforcing its legacy as a cornerstone of African tech innovation.