Mining governance: Afroleadership takes part in the PASIE training programme
(11 October 2021) The organization Afroleadership took part in a local training workshop organized by the Project for the Improvement of Monitoring of the Extractive Industry in Sub-Saharan Francophone Africa (PASIE). The capacity-building session focuses on “the role of CSOs in capitalizing on economic opportunities related to mining exploitation.” The activity takes place from 11 […]
Afroleadership promotes Open Education & Culture
Open Education & Culture encompasses resources, tools, and practices that are free of legal, financial, and technical barriers and can be fully used, shared, and adapted in the digital environment. Open Education & Culture maximizes the power of the Internet to make education & Culture more affordable, accessible, and effective. Education is essential to advancing […]
Central Region: The whole of Yaoundé learns about budget monitoring
Four days were enough to train 121 people on budget monitoring and the use of the web platform. Afroleadership and the Cameroon Network of Human Rights Organizations (RECODH) carried out this activity at the Yaoundé 6 municipal meeting hall. Participants Period and Location Duration Number of participants Youth, women, and persons living with disabilities from […]
Partnership with Good of All to promote universal rights in Africa.
Ansgar, Today, on this the anniversary of the Rwandan genocide, we’re proud to announce a new educational partnership to help stem the rising tide of tribal and religious violence, which are amplified by disinformation campaigns, in many parts of Africa. AfroLeadership, a Pan-African civil society organization, will partner with Good of All to promote universal […]
Launch of 2nd Phase of the Open Government Project in Cameroon.
Charlie Martial Ngounou, President of AfroLeadership was invited this April 7, 2021 by the National Programme on Governance (PNG) to moderate this event, relating to the launch of the 2nd project of the Open Government Project to develop the roadmap for the government in Cameroon. The event was presided over by the representative of the […]
AfroLeadership selected by Education Out Loud for OC2
AfroLeadership is among the first ten civil society organizations (CSOs) selected under Operational Component 2 (OC2), with the Cameroon Open Education Project (COPB). This project will undergo the Year Zero process where they will receive a portion of funding from Education Out Loud (EOL) and technical support to develop their final project proposals. Follow the […]
Rising Stars Participatory Democracy Mentorship
Do you want to launch or improve a participatory democracy program? Apply for the Rising Stars Mentorship Program. We’re offering free coaching for government officials, staff, and advocates who are new to participatory democracy or who want to improve their work. Depending on your interest, we’ll match you with an experienced mentor working on participatory […]
AfroLeadership invites you to register in advance for this meeting
Creating Awareness on Food Systems in Rwanda When: Feb 25, 2021 03:00 PM Rwanda <p id=”tw-target-text” class=”tw-data-text tw-text-large XcVN5d tw-ta” dir=”ltr” data-placeholder=”Traduction”><span lang=”en”>Register now by clicking on the following link : <a href=”https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIofuGsqjkvGNzNvjJOyODO5RnYxdgV0ngl”><em>Register</em></a></span></p>
AfroLeadership participated in the training workshop as part of the EITI process
<p style=”text-align: center;”><strong><span lang=”en”>Report of the Training Workshop on the Attestation of Income Statements from the Extractive Industry as part of the EITI Process</span> </strong></p> <p style=”text-align: center;”><strong>Introduction</strong></p> <p id=”tw-target-text” class=”tw-data-text tw-text-large XcVN5d tw-ta” dir=”ltr” data-placeholder=”Traduction”><span lang=”en”>From February 15 to 19, 2021 was held in the meeting room of Building D of CONSUPE (Higher State Control), […]
Uganda’s lesson to other authoritarians: controlling the internet works.
In recent elections, a key tactic in curtailing opposition has been to control Ugandans’ access to the internet, blocking social media and messaging software like WhatsApp, and even instituting countrywide internet blackouts, cutting the population off from information at the most vital time.