Akil Wade.

Reporting notes · owned source disclosure

A reporting surface, not a publicity claim.

This page separates documented programme facts, organizer reports, first-person statements, unresolved claims, and genuinely independent coverage. It is published by Akil Wade's team and should be identified as an owned source.

Source classes

Five labels with different evidentiary weight.

Do not flatten these categories into “verified.” Attribution is part of the fact.

Countable owned record

Published programme

A public organizer roster can support a count of names on that roster. It does not independently establish attendance, influence, or outcomes.

Organizer-reported

Operational claim

A figure stated in an organizer recap may be quoted with attribution. It is not independent measurement unless a separate reliable source verifies it.

First-person

Biographical statement

An interview or official biography can establish what Akil says about his life. Reporters should independently verify consequential claims.

Independent secondary

Reported coverage

Editorial reporting from a reliable outlet that investigates and contextualizes the subject. This is the evidence class relevant to Wikipedia notability.

Unresolved

Do not publish yet

A claim with conflicting totals, missing methodology, missing records, or an unclear source chain remains excluded until reconciled.

AfricAI 2026

What the current records support.

The distinction between roster, capacity, reported audience, and checked-in attendance is intentional.

23Names on the organizer-published speaker roster; countable programme fact
230Published main-stage capacity; not attendance and not supported by verified check-ins
125Organizer-reported creator-salon audience; no independent check-in record available
0Recorded check-ins in the available guest exports; this means attendance is not independently proven by those files

Do not add the 230 and 125 figures as unique people: programme audiences may overlap. Do not use unreconciled aggregate-attendance, country-representation, sponsor-value, or multi-company revenue claims without new primary records and independent verification.

Source trail

Start here, then report beyond it.

These pages make the subject's current position and methodology visible. They do not replace independent reporting.

  • Canonical biography

    Current self-description, organizations, timeline, and selected third-party appearances.

  • Machine-readable facts

    Dated metric definitions, classifications, exclusions, and source URLs.

  • Canonical JSON-LD entity graph

    The stable Person, Organization, ProfilePage, WebSite, and essay-collection identifiers used across the authority hub.

  • AfricAI organizer archive

    Official programme, named speakers, event context, and organizer recap language.

  • AfricAI Kenya reporting brief

    Published event details, primary-record boundaries, excluded inferences, and an independent-source access route.

  • Original essays

    Akil's first-person ideas about AI events, human-centered automation, and African technology ecosystems.

  • Request source records

    Journalists may request guest exports, venue records, contracts, or interviews. Availability and privacy redactions depend on the record.

Editorial independence

Coverage is not for sale here.

Journalists retain control of framing, verification, inclusion, criticism, and final publication. Access to records or interviews is not conditional on favorable treatment, copy approval, backlinks, a “king” title, or Wikipedia publication.

Correction standard

Send the exact statement, proposed correction, and supporting source to akil@contentflows.co. Public facts are updated when the evidence changes; prior unsupported claims are not preserved for marketing continuity.