Muheue is an engineer at LaLoka Labs, in Japan. He's a Namibian Python community organiser and determined to spread software skills in Namibia.

Muheue will be speaking about htmx and Django.

Candy is from Botswana, She's a Program coordinator with Wikimedia Botswana Community user group and a former Wiki Loves Women Focus Group Members Project facilitator.

She will speak on online privacy and security.

Juan is an Aerospace Engineer based in Madrid. He works as Developer Advocate at QuantumBlack Labs, a McKinsey company.

He will run a workshop for Python beginners ("From Zero to Python and beyond!")  give a talk about data science in Python using polars and Kedro.

Cheuk is a Data Scientist and Developer Advocate based in London, UK.

She works at Anaconda, and contributes to open-source software projects and initiatives including Hypothesis and Pandas. She'll be running a Humble Data workshop and speaking about her work.

Olaniyan Adewale is the founder of Robokraft Africa in Nigeria.

He'll be co-presenting a MicroPython workshop, exploring Python and the world of electronics and robotics.

Habeeb works as a Robotics Engineer and Software Developer at Robokraft Africa in Nigeria.

He'll be co-presenting a MicroPython workshop, exploring Python and the world of electronics and robotics.

Angelique is is the African Capacity Development Manager at The Carpentries and an Extraordinary Researcher at Optentia Research Focus Area, North-West University.

She'll be speaking about the work of The Carpentries to build global capacity in essential data and computational skills.

Kudakwashe is from Zimbabwe; he's a senior software engineer at OmbuLabs (USA).

Kudakwashe will speak on software architecture for Python developers

Tinomudaishe is a web application programmer and Lead Software Developer at Glowdom.

He'll be speaking about Django - a web developer's best friend.

Daniele is a Director of Engineering at Canonical.

Daniele will be speaking on software documentation as a core skill for programmers, and will be running sessions focused on helping people get into software careers.

Andreea is a Product Manager at Canonical, where she works to make Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) tools more accessible. 

She'll be running an MLOps workshop, and talking about her work ("What is a data scientist, really?").

Llewellyn is an open-source software enthusiast. He is the owner of Vast Development Method, a Namibian software company, and a long-serving contributor to the Joomla! project.

He'll be speaking about deploying Open edX, the Python-based online education platform.

Natu is from Mozambique and works in South Africa; he's an author and CTO.

He will discuss using MLflow to build machine learning models.

Festus is an administrative public servant, writer, and Python developer.

He builds web applications using Django and will speak about how even basic-level Python skills can be put to good use in the workplace.

Linda is from Nigeria, where she works as a Developer Advocate at Smallstep Labs.

She'll discuss navigating career paths and changes in technology, and will draw upon her own experiences to offer ways to consider your own possibilities.

Lindley works in accounting and considers himself an amateur programmer. He uses Python mainly for task automation and data analytics.

He will be presenting a live coding session on how to build an analytics website using Dash.

Leonard is a co-founder of Data Science Zimbabwe. He's interested in using computation in the social sciences, and driving African technology advancement through community.

Leonard will talk about using Python with other languages and tools in data science.

Shan is the Tax Technology Lead at Deliveroo, based in London, UK. Trained as an economist, Shan went on to become a qualified accountant, tax advisor and applied data scientist and product owner in the field of taxation. 

She'll be discussing how to forge a career in software - without having a software engineering background.

Ronald is DevOps Engineer at NTT Ltd, and co-founder ZimboPy, a non-profit that teaches young girls how to code. He has been an organiser of PyCon Zimbabwe, and is a regular speaker at Python events.

Ronald will speak about using infrared thermography with Python in pharmaceutical manufacturing plants.