The APS is a platform meant to instigate open debate among African public intellectuals of diverse backgrounds on topical issues of peace, security and development in Africa. Conversations about the future of Africa’s Peace and Security continue to reverberate within the corridors of the ALC. Some of these issues have been agreed and disagreed upon. This pursuit is to reimagine Africa’s intergenerational conversation with a cross-section of intellectuals to speak to a continental space. The continental space requests a fresh look, a fresh global space to discuss Africa’s conflicts.
The security agenda in the global sphere places Africa at the centre of global uncertainties. APS aims to speak back at to global powers to advance the continent’s peace, security and development agenda. The APS will harness Africa’s intellectual power, rethinking Africa’s response to its marginalisation on the global stage.
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2024 APS PAPERS
2025 APS PAPERS
Damilola Adegoke from King's College London posted
As global power dynamics shift, Africa must assert its place in decision-making spaces. The UN Pact for the Future presents an opportunity—but will it bring real influence or just more promises? 🤔
Join the conversation! What does Africa need to truly shape its global future? Share your thoughts below! 👇 #AfricaRising #GlobalLeadership #UNPact
Damilola Adegoke from King's College London posted
Dear APS 2025 participants, share your thoughts and insights on the speakers' key points in the comments below! 💬👇 #APSDiscussion Funmi Olonisakin Alagaw Ababu Kifle Kafui Tsekpo Adeoti Dipeolu Brian Channer Rupert Denham Ms Maggie Munyaradzi Mapfumo African Leadership Centre Daniel Stafford olafbachmann Elizabeth Ng'ang'a Catherine Vitaliano ACCORD Aliyyah Sada African Leadership Centre AminaAydii
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