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The official schedule says attendees may grab a badge during Day 1 registration and welcome, and AfricaHackOn’s official post-event update confirms the August 27-29 summit concluded. Neither source establishes final allocation, eligibility, pickup mechanics beyond the schedule reference, completed handoff, recipient count, or post-event fulfillment.
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
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identity-artifact completion and delivery boundary · official schedule and organizer post-event update · event completed; delivery unconfirmed
The catalogue records a completed-event badge reference without treating it as proof that every registrant received a finished credential.
- Badge
- AfricaHackOn 2026 Attendee Badge
- Category
- identity-artifact completion and delivery boundary
- Severity
- note
- Confidence
- official schedule and organizer post-event update
- Status
- event completed; delivery unconfirmed
- Timeframe
- reviewed 2026-09-01
- Source note
- AfricaHackOn Cybersecurity Summit 2026 official schedule and organizer post-event update.
AfricaHackOn · retrieved 2026-09-01
Official organizer LinkedIn update stating that the three-day AfricaHackOn Cybersecurity Summit 2026 brought together speakers, attendees, partners, volunteers, and the community, and that the summit is over. It establishes event completion, not badge distribution, recipient allocation, or final credential form.
Badge: AfricaHackOn 2026 Attendee Badge
AfricaHackOn · retrieved 2026-09-01
Primary official summit and schedule source for the completed August 27-29, 2026 Nairobi event and its Day 1 registration wording, ‘grab your badge & coffee.’ It establishes a registration badge reference, not a technical specification, allocation, or completed handoff.
Badge: AfricaHackOn 2026 Attendee Badge