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Nairobi pairs droidcon and FlutterCon under one ticket

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droidcon Kenya and FlutterCon Kenya will share a venue and ticket on 5–6 November 2026 at PrideInn Azure Hotel in Nairobi.

The organiser describes the event as the seventh droidcon Kenya and third FlutterCon Kenya, bringing native and cross-platform mobile-development communities together.

The shared format gives developers an opportunity to compare approaches across Android and Flutter rather than treating each ecosystem as a separate professional world.

Participants should check the current agenda for the sessions included in their registration and any practical workshop requirements. A conference schedule can change close to the event, so travel and session plans should follow the organiser’s latest information.

Wanjiku Mwangi
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