📣EVENT ALERT‼️ Join us for the second Ubuntu Café event, to commemorate #AfricaDay on May 25th. A fun space for African students at LSE and friends of Africa to connect, converge, debate and be empowered. 🗓️May 25th 🕔 17:30 BST 🔗 lse.ac.uk/africa/events/…

Excited to share my insights with the bright minds at African Society of Cambridge University this weekend. A wonderful opportunity to engage with curious and motivated individuals , on a topic I care deeply about. Join us!

Don’t forget to register for the Ubuntu Café, a celebration of African culture, diversity and heritage. Join us this #AfricaDay for an evening of poetry, debates, a fashion show & the launch of Professor David Luke's ‘How Africa Trades’ More info: lse.ac.uk/africa/events/…

All is set for a special Ubuntu Cafe to mark #AfricaDay We would be celebrating the beauty of African Diversity with friends from across the continent in an evening of fun, laughter and networking. 🗓️May 25 Get your tickets 🎟️: lse.ac.uk/africa/events/…

📢Only 8 days left to apply for the CSAE Visiting Fellowships Scheme 2024! The scheme supports a residency in Oxford from January to March, including flights, accommodation, & a small stipend. Applications welcomed from citizens of all African countries: oxford.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/csae-visiting-…

Join us this Thursday for the launch of How Africa Trades (Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa) marking Africa Day 2023 at the Ubuntu Café! 🎊 How Africa Trades is free to read and download on the LSE Press website #OpenAccess. 🔓 Finished copies are also available. Register: eventbrite.co.uk/e/ubuntu-cafe-…

Tomorrow is #AfricaDay! Join us tomorrow at the #UbuntuCafe for; 📗 the launch of How Africa Trades 🎭Art 🎷Music 👘Fashion show Get your ticket here eventbrite.co.uk/e/ubuntu-cafe-… How Africa Trades is free to download on the LSE Press website #OpenAccess. 🔓

Come along to celebrate #AfricaDay2023 & #AfricanCulture TOMORROW at Ubuntu Café by Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa and PfAL I'll be hosting the Fashion Show as MissPrideOfAfricaUK People's Queen and Second Princess. You are very welcome to come in your best African attire.

Best pre-conference music I’ve ever heard - and helpful to prepare for a post book launch debate about the importance of Africa free trade #LSE #AfricaDay

We had the best evening at the Ubuntu Café hosted by Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa, celebrating Africa Day and the publication of How Africa Trades. 💛 Huge congratulations to David Luke for such a spirited and thoughtful book launch! Out now #OpenAccess. 🔓⬇️ press.lse.ac.uk/site/books/e/1…

Highlight of my day was listening to the amiable Bogolo Kenewendo ‘s closing speech at PfAL ‘s graduation event. I am reminded that audacity and excellence will take you very far. Indeed, “there is no door that I cannot open”.

Massive congratulations PfAL 12!! Happy PfAL graduation day 🎓🥳🍾

🌍🇬🇧We're ready to receive the new generation of African leaders and welcome them into our amazing PAL community! If you're an African LSE PG offer-holder join us next Thursday, we're going to answer all of your questions!!! #pfal13 #welcometolse #africanleaders

Join Prof. David Luke for his book launch of "How Africa Trades" at the CGF–ODI Conference on "Shifting Global Economic & Financial Trends: What do we really know" tomorrow at 17:30 at SOAS. Check out the full programme here 👇 ow.ly/cQ5V50PNNWP

📢Tell Your Story Literary Competition LSE Black History Month: Diaspora in The UK Theme: Root, Bridges and Echoes: Reclaiming our Stories Read more about the competition and apply 👇ow.ly/TaWf50PPiY3 #africadisapora #africaatlse #writingcompetition

Hey guys 😊. I’d be having a physical book launch in partnership with PfAL at the Ubuntu cafe on the 12th of October. If you’re in London, please come through 🙏🏾. I’d be reading from my book and selling autographed copies too 🥹. lse.ac.uk/africa/program…

To celebrate #BHM we'd like to invite you to the Ubuntu Cafe a celebration of African culture, diversity, and heritage. The theme for this edition is Roots, Bridges, and Echoes: Reclaiming our Stories. 🗓️: October 12, 5:30-9:00 pm 📍: LSE GenDen 🔗: lse.ac.uk/africa/program…

Join us for an evening with amazing performances including spoken word, storytelling... and the book launch of “Conversations from Last Night” by Victory Osas. 📍LSE GenDen (Ground floor St. Clements, across the Old Building) ⏰12 Oct 17:30 Register here➡️bit.ly/3RLvzPC

📣 Happening tomorrow!! Join us for another exciting Ubuntu Café event. Spoken word • Storytelling • Music and the book launch of PfAL alumna Osaretin 📍LSE GenDen ⏰ 5:30 to 9:00 pm 🔗 More info. & registration: lse.ac.uk/africa/program… #bhm #Ubuntu #africaatLSE

The Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa at LSE invites you to participate in the first Black History Month literary competition open to writers and aspiring writers in the UK including students, professionals, and senior citizens. channelstv.com/2023/10/23/lse…