The Open Source Community Africa Festival (OSCAFEST) is a prestigious yearly conference that garners a significant turnout of students, developers, designers, and corporate entities. It encompasses an array of talks, workshops, and initiatives aimed at promoting the growth of open source culture, contribution, development, community, etc., across the continent. This year’s event will take place in the incredible city of Lagos, Nigeria on June 15-17th.
Canonical is a proud sponsor of OSCAfest and will be providing several workshops this year:
When you’re not engaged in the many talks or workshops the multi-day conference has to offer, be sure to stop by the Ubuntu booth for a quick chat and pick up some Ubuntu themed swag for your collection. Just look for the bright orange booth!
OSCAfest brings in over 800 participants every year and is a stellar opportunity to network with other passionate folks in the open source community. Learn more about the event on our OSCAfest events page. We hope to see you there!
Folks in the region who are interested in volunteering or learning about Ubuntu LoCo opportunities, please click here to get involved.
Join in the OSCAfest discussion and learn about other upcoming community events over on the Ubuntu Discourse.
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