Le #FOCAC marque une étape clé dans le renforcement des relations entre la Chine et l'Afrique, avec des engagements concrets en faveur de l'industrialisation, de l'agriculture, de l'énergie et du numérique. Je remercie chaleureusement le Président Xi Jinping pour l'accueil

Call for applications! The 2025 Theory and Method Winter School will take place from Jan 8 – 10, 2025, in Doha, Qatar. The topic of this year's Winter School is "Arab and Southern Digitalities." Deadline: Oct 20, 2024 Apply here: bit.ly/2025WinterScho…

Regional Economic Communities (RECs) are key to driving local manufacturing. Africa CDC hosted RECs to discuss African Pooled Procurement Mechanisms (#APPM), share regional insights and explore collaboration. The aim is to make essential medical supplies more affordable,

📣Exciting news! Our upcoming policy brief on AI & Youth Sustainable Development in Africa launches on Sept 20. Stay tuned for highlights on ground breaking analysis & actionable recommendations. Register here to attend the event indico.un.org/event/1012457/… #AIYouthPolicy

Job Opportunities at the African Union See here ⤵️

📢 Announcement 📢 Are you an African youth passionate about digital health or a youth engagement expert in digital health? We need your thoughts! We are launching a consultation survey to co-create a Network for African Youth in Digital Health #YiDHN. Take the survey to share

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Today Africa commemorates the 𝐀𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐔𝐧𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐃𝐚𝐲. 22 years since the African Union was launched as a successor to OAU (1963-1999). #AUDay… A short story…. /1

The decision on the launch of the African Union was a consensus by African leaders to refocus attention from the fight for decolonisation & apartheid, to enhanced cooperation and integration of African states, & for increased growth and economic development for the continent. /2

#AUDay calls on us to reflect on landmark achievements of the Union on various issues such as peace and security, continental integration, women and youth empowerment, and eradication of diseases. #AUDay the vision of an integrated, prosperous and peaceful Africa. /3

It is also an opportunity to reflect on the major challenges faced by the continent, the successes of the African Union since 2002, the progress made, and possible solutions to these challenges. That’s #TheAfricaWeWant. #Agenda2063 4/4.

“My message to young people worldwide: Do not accept that what we have today is inevitable. If we want to change the world, we need to unite, mobilize, and fight for a better future for all.” — António Guterres bit.ly/SotF2024 #OurCommonFuture

On this African Union Day, let us honor the dreams of our forefathers and the aspirations of today’s generation. May our continent continue to strive for peace, good governance, development, and prosperity for all Africans. The African Union, through its institutions,

Are you ready? It’s 100 Days to go! #LagosLiga2024 is now ready for registration. Who will win the N50m and other cash prizes? Is that you and your friends? Share the link and video with everyone. Let’s create our own spectacle in Nigeria! Visit lagosliga.com

📌Opportunity Alert Are you a young African seeking to learn more about Climate Justice? ✍🏾REGISTER NOW portal.youlead.africa/public/events# 🗓 26th-27th September 2024 📌Tag a friend 📌Certificates will be awarded to participants who attend both days

Join us live for an information session and learn more about the Commonwealth Youth Awards 2025 #cya2025! 🗓️: Wed, 18th Sep 2024 🕐: 15:00-16:00 (BST) Register here for the webinar: bit.ly/3XB1vsv For more information on #CYA2025 : bit.ly/CYA2025

🌍 The future of multilateralism is at stake. At The Summit of The Future, world leaders will unite to discuss global governance, peace, and sustainability. The #GlobalGoals need attention for #OurCommonFuture. bit.ly/SotF2024

The current #Mpox testing rate stands at 52.9%, highlighting insufficient testing across the continent. “We cannot rely solely on confirmed cases for decision-making and response,” said Africa CDC Director General Dr. Jean Kaseya. Factors affecting testing include sample

"It would start off as a strutting peacock before steadily declining into a plucked chicken!" If only the same energy we put into outward advocacy was applied internally. The initiatives designed to create the necessary conditions to address issues raised by Amb. Kimani are