*PyCon Africa 2025: Call for Proposals Now Open! *
Dear Noah,
PyConZA is joining forces with PyCon Africa this year, to host a combined
PyCon Africa in *Johannesburg, 8-12 October*.
The wait is over—PyCon Africa 2025 is officially accepting proposals! This
is your chance to take center stage and share your expertise, insights, and
experiences with the dynamic Python community across Africa and beyond.
Why Speak at PyCon Africa?
Speaking at PyCon Africa is more than just delivering a talk—it’s an
opportunity to connect, inspire, and grow within a thriving community.
Here’s why you should:
- Amplify Your Voice: Share your knowledge and experiences with a
diverse audience eager to learn and collaborate.
- Boost Your Career: Gain recognition as a thought leader in Python and
open source communities, opening doors to new opportunities.
- Network with Experts: Engage with fellow developers, industry leaders,
and innovators from across Africa and beyond.
- Give Back to the Community: Help bridge the digital divide by sharing
insights that empower others, especially underrepresented groups.
- Enhance Your Public Speaking Skills: Whether you're a first-time
speaker or a seasoned presenter, PyCon Africa provides a supportive
environment to refine your communication skills.
What Kind of Talks Are We Looking For?
PyCon Africa welcomes talks, workshops, and tutorials on a wide range of
Python related topics including:
- Web Development (Django, Flask, FastAPI)
- Data Science, AI, and Machine Learning
- Open Source & Community Building
- Python for Social Good
- Career Growth & Soft Skills in Tech, etc.
We *strongly encourage first-time & female speakers, *and voices from
*underrepresented
communities* to apply. PyCon Africa is committed to *diversity, inclusion,
and accessibility*, ensuring that all voices are heard and celebrated.
How to Submit Your Proposal
Submitting a proposal is simple! Follow the steps outlined in our *How to
Apply Guide*
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to craft a compelling submission.
Need Help? Check Out Our Speaker Guidelines
Not sure how to structure your talk? Our *Guidelines and Advice*
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page provides tips on crafting a strong proposal, selecting the right
topic, and delivering an engaging presentation.
Talk submissions are open, with an earlier closing date of *27 June 2025*.
This is an opportunity to be part of a broader African conference
programme.
Recording Releases
PyCon Africa aims to make knowledge accessible beyond the conference. All
talks will be recorded and shared online to benefit the wider Python
community. Learn more about our Recording Releases
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policy.
Ready to Inspire?
By submitting your proposal, you’ll contribute to an unforgettable PyCon
Africa experience while making a lasting impact on the Python community.
Whether it’s a talk, workshop, or tutorial—your knowledge and passion can
inspire countless learners and professionals.
Spread the word, submit your proposal, and let’s make PyCon Africa 2025
truly extraordinary!
Submit here!
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