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14/03/2025

The Liberia National Heritage and Culture Development Association (LNHCDA) has launched a petition to demand the release of former President Charles G. Taylor, arguing that he was unfairly prosecuted by the Special Court for Sierra Leone.

The association aims to gather over two million signatures from Liberians to support Taylor's release.

To sign the petition, click the link below:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1nMvXTNKbcZU87OriPud1-yDlmPSw-mk8h9pItQhBqE8/edit?chromeless=1

12/09/2024

Attention, Fellow Pan-Africanists!

Applications are now open for Cohort Two of the Anti-Corruption & Leadership School of Africa!

Are you a young leader passionate about standing against corruption and driving positive change across Africa? This 10-week hybrid program, led by Students Against Corruption (SAC), offers you the opportunity to gain the skills, knowledge, and leadership abilities needed to combat corruption and promote progress on the continent.

Why Apply?
- Learn from leading experts in anti-corruption and leadership
- Participate in hands-on training and interactive workshops
- Earn a Certificate of Completion and become a SAC Anti-Corruption Ambassador
- Build connections with a network of motivated young African leaders
- Be part of the movement to end corruption in Africa!

📝 Eligibility:
Young Africans aged 18-35 who are committed to integrity and leadership.

🔗 Apply now and join Cohort Two by clicking the link below: https://forms.gle/RuFnzhZKnBn1eQiK8

Together, we can lead the fight for a corruption-free Africa!

10/12/2023

YW OA

10/12/2023

Beginning today, Women are convening in Tanzania for the Young Woman Of Africa annual continental convention.
Since the launch of the YW OA in 2021, Young women from different parts of the continent are ready to meet and share ideas on how to make Africa a better continent for us all.

10/12/2023

Meet the Eswatini delegate to this year Youth Connect Summit in Kenya 🇰🇪 supported by UNDP.

The Youth Connekt Africa Summit was established in 2012 through the leadership of Rwanda President, H.E Paul Kagame, who hosted the first edition and several others. UNDP is one of the main partners of this platform that has turned out to be one of Africa’s largest summits. Since its establishment, the AfricaYouthConnekt Summit has spread to 33 countries and reached 12 milion people. The goal is to create 10 million jobs for youth, empower 25 million young people with skills, connect 100 million young Africans, nurture 1 million youth leaders and close the gender gap. Eswatini, through UNDP support, is in the process of establishing a local
chapter of YouthConnektAfrica in line with the National Youth Policy’s vision of providing platforms and opportunities to facilitate youth development in Eswatini.

10/12/2023

Nairobi : Youth Connect Africa Summit23

Kenya leads Africa in addressing challenges affecting the youth.

President William Ruto emphasised that the African youth will be the drivers of the continent's economy through a borderless continent.

Addressing the ongoing African Youth Summit in Nairobi, the President noted that as leaders, they are committed to convert Africa's borders into bridges for the people to connect, using the borders into stepping stones for the young people to live in a wireless continent.

The President also noted that the biggest concern for youths in Africa is opportunities in the job market. He said Kenya was investing heavily in areas with the biggest job returns, focusing on the ICT and digital economy, creative industry, sports, and entrepreneurship.

The theme of this year's summit is Youth Innovating, a Borderless African Renaissance aimed at putting the youth in Africa at the centre for solutions towards the problems facing the continent .

09/12/2023

Pan-African Parliament calls for translation of COP commitments into actionable realities

Hon. Dr. Ashebir W. Gayo, Acting President of the Pan-African Parliament, has called on global parliamentarians to transcend narrow agendas and partisan barriers in order to jointly address the climate change crisis. He emphasized the pivotal role of parliamentarians in shaping history, safeguarding the planet's future, and protecting future generations.

Dr. Gayo delivered this message during the main Parliamentary Meeting at the 28th Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28), a collaborative initiative between the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) and the UAE's Federal National Council.

Highlighting the urgency of the situation, the acting leader of the Pan-African Parliament stressed the immense significance of the present moment. He expressed the looming threat of climate change, underscoring its potential to profoundly impact our existence. Additionally, he noted that African parliamentarians are witnessing firsthand the challenges presented by climate change, particularly in light of the IPCC's findings that Africa is experiencing accelerated warming, with the potential to severely affect African economies and societies.

Hon. Dr. Gayo further emphasised the critical and unfair burden that African nations are shouldering due to climate change. He underscored the urgency of translating commitments into tangible actions to avert potential disasters on the continent. The Continental Parliament’s Acting President rightly pointed out the interconnected nature of food insecurity, migration, conflicts, and poverty, all of which are exacerbated by climate change. He highlighted the impact of climate change on food systems, leading to increased hunger and malnutrition.

Moreover, Hon. Dr. Gayo emphasised the need to seize the challenges presented by climate change as an opportunity to rethink and redesign agricultural systems, health practices, and economic approaches.

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Hon. Dr. Ashebir W.

08/12/2023

CONGRATULATIONS TO A YOUG AFRICAN FOR WINNING THE AFRICAN YOUTH INTEGRITY AWARD IN KIGALI, RWANDA 🇷🇼

At the recently concluded African Youth Anti-Corruption Summit in commemoration of the International Anti-Corruption Day, the Students Against Corruption proudly presented the African Youth Integrity Award to Johnson B.W. Karnue.

Karnue earned this prestigious award through his unwavering commitment and outstanding contributions to the promoting transparency and good governance during his tenure as Chairman Of the Liberian Community in Rwanda. His hard work serves as an inspiration to youth across the continent, showcasing the impact that dedication can have on promoting integrity and ethical practices from a early age of Leadership.

The African Youth Integrity Award,a honor given annually by the Students Against Corruption recognizes individual who exemplify exceptional integrity, resilience, and dedication to accountability and integrity. This award stands as a beacon of hope, encouraging others to follow in the footsteps of leaders like Johnson B. Karnue who served the Liberian Community in Rwanda with honesty and integrity.

At the conclusion of the event, the award was presented by the esteemed Acting Director on Corruption Prevention and Education at the Office of the Ombudsman of Rwanda, underscoring the importance of international collaboration in the ongoing fight against corruption.

The African Youth Anti Corruption Summit was organized by Students Against Corruption with support from the Office of the Ombudsman of Rwanda and was also attended by representative from the Pan African Movement-Rwanda represented by Mr. Shyaka Michael Nyarwaya , head of Political Integration.

Congratulations to Johnson B. W Karnue
for his well-deserved recognition!

23/04/2023

🚨 Overall No. 1 seed Alabama falls in Sweet 16 🚨

The Crimson Tide gave up a 9-point lead in the second half as the team's quest for its first national championship came to an abrupt end Friday night.

The Aztecs advance to play in the Elite Eight for the first time in school history on Sunday. More here: https://bit.ly/3LQ5Su

📸: AP photo; USA TODAY Sports graphic

25/03/2023

20/03/2023

♦️In Pictures♦️

CIC Julius Malema joined by various organisations and ground forces peacefully marching at Tshwane to demand

17/03/2023

Mauritius-Africa Scholarship Scheme 2023.

The Republic of Mauritius is offering scholarships to eligible for full-time, on-campus undergraduate and postgraduate programmes tenable in public Higher Education Institutions in Mauritius for the 2023 academic year starting in August/September 2023.

Closing date: 15 April 2023.

To apply, visit: https://bit.ly/3Z5e9O9