Royal Kingdom Estate, a leading force in sales of lands, general construction, architectural and engineering services, project and facility management, took center stage at the 15th Anniversary of the Grow Build Unite Africa (GUBA) Awards.

The prestigious event was held at the Commonwealth Secretariat, Marlborough House, in London, underscoring the company’s pivotal role as a major sponsor.

Representing the company were CEO Mr. Danny Angels and Board Chairman Mr. Keli Semme, joined by the Royal Kingdom team based in the UK. Their active participation highlighted the importance of strategic corporate partnerships in showcasing African excellence on global platforms.

The event drew notable figures, including the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, who served as the guest of honour. In his keynote address, Mayor Khan expressed his dedication to strengthening ties with Africa, stating, “I look forward to being the first mayor to lead a delegation to Africa.”

Celebrated under the theme "From Seeds to Crystals," the anniversary emphasized GUBA’s mission to nurture potential and transform aspirations into tangible achievements.

Speaking at the event, GUBA CEO Lady Dentaa Amoateng, MBE praised Royal Kingdom Estate and other partners for their contributions, acknowledging their shared commitment to promoting Black Excellence and investing in Africa’s people.

“As a premier real estate company in Ghana, Royal Kingdom Estate is transforming luxury living across the continent. Your partnership in promoting African excellence and progress is truly appreciated. We are proud to have you as a sponsor! For exceptional real estate services, reach out today,” said the organizer.

The milestone celebration provided a platform to reflect on GUBA’s achievements while fostering collaboration between the African diaspora and global communities. Royal Kingdom Estate’s dedication to excellence aligns seamlessly with GUBA’s objectives, cementing its role as a key partner in shaping Africa’s future.

The choice of Marlborough House as the venue added an aura of prestige, symbolizing the historic connection between African heritage and global institutions. Guests left the event inspired by powerful speeches, meaningful connections, and a renewed resolve to empower Africa and its diaspora.

As GUBA looks ahead, its 15th anniversary not only celebrates past achievements but also underscores the critical role of sponsors like Royal Kingdom Estate in building a brighter future for Africa and its global community.