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TrustAfrica will hold a panel discussion on Youth and the challenges of the contemporary world.
How do young Africans perceive and experience global issues such as climate change, pandemics, food security and sovereignty, the explosion of cities, North-South relationship, inequalities, labor and employment problems, the 4th industrial revolution and the tremendous development of new technologies including artificial intelligence? Are democracy and governance, African integration and security issues perceived in the same way by young urban women as rural youth?
TrustAfrica and Solidaridad, in partnership with Malawi’s Ministry of Trade and Industry, will next week, hold a one-day workshop that aims to highlight the key issues affecting the tea sector in Africa.
The workshop will bring together over 100 stakeholders from across the region, including Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Ethiopia, Tanzania, DRC Congo, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
Themed: Fostering Genuine and Inclusive Sustainability in the Tea Value Chain, the Multisector tea forum is aimed at coming up with key solutions to the challenges affecting the tea sector in the region.
The workshop will be held in Malawi on 27 October 2022.
The 2nd African Social Movements Baraza has so far been an enlightening gathering of like-minded progressive social movement actors, who traveled from various parts of the continent to be part of this moment.
During a vibrant morning registration process, comrades enjoyed reconnecting with each other in-person, which for many was the first time since the resumption of international travel. The facilitator for the convening is Nizenande Machi, a seasoned conversation guider who has kept the flames of inspiration alive for the participants.
RE-IMAGINING THE FUTURE: THE GLOBAL ECONOMY AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE FOR AFRICA (TOWNHALL)
MOVEMENT EXPERIENCES & COLLECTIVE INSIGHTS (TOWNHALL)
RE-IMAGINING THE FUTURE: ENERGY, CLIMATE & A JUST TRANSITION (TOWNHALL)
RE-IMAGINING THE FUTURE: THE GLOBAL ECONOMY AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE FOR AFRICA (TOWNHALL)
RE-IMAGINING THE FUTURE: POLITICS AND DEMOCRACY (TOWNHALL)
After a two-days workshop at Le Niambour Hotel, Dakar, TrustAfrica and WINGS, in partnership with African Philanthropy Forum (APF), the African Philanthropy Network (APN), Center for African Philanthropy and Social Investment (CAPSI) at Wits Business School, Global Fund for Community Foundation (GFCF), and African Venture Philanthropy Alliance (AVPA), have resolved to strengthen the philanthropy support ecosystem in West Africa.
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