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
Alagaw Ababu Kifle posted
The African Public Squar is currently hosting a debate on Disrupting Distances: Nations, Systems, and Leadership. A very powerful keynote and debate going on right now!
Damilola Adegoke from King's College London posted
Join us for an insightful discussion at the Global African Public Square (APS) taking place during King's Africa Week 2025!
Topic: Positioning Africa in Global Power Hierarchies: What does the UN Pact for the Future offer Africa?
📅 Date: Monday, 3rd March 2025
⏰ Time: 18:00 – 21:00 (GMT)
📍 Venue: Bush House, Central Block, 8th Floor (Hybrid Event)
This event will explore Africa’s positioning in global power structures and the opportunities presented by the UN Pact for the Future.
📌 Don’t miss out—join the conversation shaping Africa’s role on the global stage!
🔗Register now to attend in person or virtually: https://alcoffice.systems/civicrm/event/info/?id=21&reset=1
#APSDebate #Africa2025 #KingsAfricaWeek
Damilola Adegoke from King's College London posted
The African Leadership Centre (ALC) invites you to join us at the inaugural event of this year’s King’s Africa Week – A Global African Public Square (APS). This event is an open debate featuring a keynote address with contributions from a distinguished panel of diplomats, academics, and policy practitioners.
This event is hosted by the African Leadership Centre in partnership with the African Diplomatic community.
Sign Up or Login to engage: https://social.africanpublicsquare.com/march-2025-aps
Adeoti Dipeolu African Leadership Centre Funmi Olonisakin King's College London Shuvai Busuman Nyoni African Leadership Centre Catherine Vitaliano ACCORD Kafui Tsekpo African Leadership Centre Aliyyah Sada African Leadership Centre Alagaw Ababu Kifle African Leadership Centre
Kafui Tsekpo from African Leadership Centre posted
The inaugural APS has generated interesting conversation between two different generations of South Sudanese and Sudanese as can be seen in these videos from the perspective of the older generation Dr Deng- (see 7:40-8:40) and the present generation Catherine - (see 1:40-3:20)
Share your views on how you think the task of nation-building in both countries can be approached to deliver progressive peace and collective prosperity
Adeoti Dipeolu African Leadership Centre I agree with you; we need to foster multi-generational dialogue as well. Our recent engagements with diverse youth groups in Juba have made me realize that there are so many generations in the Sudans that need to be in conversation. This underscores why platforms like APS, combined with sustained engagement, are absolutely critical.
It is interesting that new generation is more nationalist than the older one who does not seem to mind some form of confederation.
Damilola Adegoke from King's College London posted
Key Note: The Two Sudans at a Critical Juncture - Dr Francis Deng
Dr. Francis Deng has served in numerous national and international positions. Following the 1972 Addis Ababa Agreement that ended the Sudanese civil war, he was successfully appointed Sudan’s Ambassador to the Nordic countries, Canada, and the United States; and Minister of State for Foreign Affairs. #APS2024 Read more: http://social.africanpublicsquare.com/aps-2024-papers
Damilola Adegoke from King's College London posted
The launch of the African Public Square, organised by @ALC_KCL commenced with an open debate on “Sudan and South Sudan” on June 27 in Nairobi, Kenya.
#APSLaunch #Africa2024 #KCLAfrica2024 #ALCNairobi
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