The 2020 African Drone Forum was comprised of a Symposium and Expo, Lake Kivu Challenge Flying Competitions, African Drone Business Challenge, africanDRONE / World Bank Youth Scholars, Regulators Summit, UTM Showcase, and several youth training and scholarships activities. The event took place in Kigali on February 5-7, 2020. Competitive flights were held from February 9 until February 14, 2020.

A critically acclaimed photojournalism project of inequality. Multiple locations in 8 different countries contribute to this groundbreaking, powerful project documenting the most Unequal Scenes of our time.

Mapping flood-prone communities in a ground-breaking project on behalf of the World Bank. The entire city of Dar es Salaam was mapped using drones by africanDrone founding member Uhuru Labs. This innovative use of drones is setting the benchmark for other similar projects around the world.

Makoko, a water-front settlement in the centre of Lagos, Nigeria, is estimated to be home to around 250,000 people. It was mapped by a team from Code for Africa, and the local community to create a bottom-up, open source map of the area using drones, smartphones, and crowdsourcing. Putting themselves on the map was a way for the community to state their right to exist.

The Lake Victoria Challenge (LVC) asked what could happen if Africa could unlock the lower skies as a resource for mobility. This unique event explored the emerging transportation technologies that can leapfrog Africa’s infrastructure deficit and address the continent’s infrastructure, public health and mobility challenges with a visionary, safe and scalable solution.

An in-depth look at 5 of the world's biggest slums, using a combination of world-class drone imagery, reporting, 360 video, interactive maps and photography. Published by Thomson Reuters Foundation and syndicated in tier one publications around the world.