iHUB is a globally recognized innovation center that’s part of the Co-Creation Hub, dedicated to accelerating the application of social capital and technology to enhance economic prosperity in Kenya and across the continent.

iHUB is a globally recognized innovation centre that has been the main catalyst for regional technology acceleration and a role model for tech hubs in emerging markets since 2010.

US$7.2m equity-free funding for 72 EdTech startups in Nigeria and Kenya over the next three years. About 32 iHUB experts providing tailored advisory and implementation support for the startups. The Program will run for 3 years starting in 2023 – 2025.

iHub is an Innovation hub and hacker space for the technology community in Nairobi. [1][2][3][4] It was started in March 2010 by Erik Hersman, [5] a blogger, TED fellow, and entrepreneur and acquired [6] by Co-creation Hub (CcHUB) in 2019.

Nairobi’s iHub (Innovation Hub) is an open space created for web designers, mobile application developers and programmers from Kenya’s capital city area. The open co-working space also serves as an incubator for students, tech professionals, young entrepreneurs as well as investors and venture capitalist.

iHubbers are youth aged 20-30 who are humble, hungry and smart, with a solutions oriented mindset. We seek individuals who are eager to grow holistically while gaining digital marketing skills to participate in a global economy.

GS1 Kenya iHub is designed to enable start-ups, business people, freelancers and individuals advance their ventures through working in shared workspaces. Experience our spaces ×

Here are some quick facts about the iHub Africa opportunity. An experiential, research-backed Soft Skills curriculum designed with feedback from employers in mind. WHO SHOULD APPLY? Industry-relevant Digital Marketing Skills to help you get the job…

2019年9月27日 · Nigerian innovation center and seed-fund CcHub has acquired Nairobi based iHub for an undisclosed fee, CcHub CEO Bosun Tijani has confirmed. Tijani said CcHub will finance the deal out of its real-estate project to build a new 10-story innovation center to replace its Herbert Macaulay Way building in Lagos.

2025年3月13日 · In 2024, iHUB marked a significant milestone, relocating from its formerly cramped quarters in Senteu Plaza, Kilimani, to a more expansive home just up the road. This move symbolizes not just a change of address but the continued evolution of an institution that has profoundly shaped Kenya’s tech scene.