Past events

Speakers dissect the ongoing conflict dynamics in the eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the prospects of ongoing international mediation efforts.

In this event, panellists will discuss the African views on Just Transition programmes and the way forward for JETPs amidst an increasingly fragmented world order ahead of COP30 in Brazil.

This event, in partnership with the UNDP, discusses how just, transparent and forward-looking minerals governance can form part of a comprehensive strategy to help Africa achieve sustainable development.

Panellists examine the protest movements’ legacies in different context and how civil society continues to work towards positive change.

Members of the Common Futures Conversations community discuss policy proposals related to the just green transition with Fadhel Kaboub.

Examining how regional trading blocs and national governments in Africa engage with their international partners, and how they seek to maximise domestic benefits through their regional and international partnerships.

This event examines how Japan and the UK plan to work together in their outlook on Africa, with the aim to encourage peace and stability in the continent. 

President of the Republic of Malawi HE Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera outlines the priority areas of policy implementation for positive change in Malawi, including the pathways to deliver and support quality education for the country’s young population.

At this virtual event, which marks AFFORD’s African Diaspora and Development Day (AD3) 2021, speakers discuss the policy context for labour and skills mobility within and outside Africa.

Relations between African states and China have become increasingly varied over the years, reflecting the complexity of the countries, their societies and the multiplicity of actors involved in diplomatic, commercial and development engagements.