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Gorée Island a Symbol of Transatlantic Slave Trade

Gorée, between remembrance and living: a vibrant world heritage site

Peace & Security
Bob Kamwanya, Vice President (Diaspora) of the Pan-African Youth Union.

Connecting cultures across continents

Stessy Lorrain Kaze

African youth voices at UN High-Level Political Forum

youthSocial Protection‘Empowered youth are Africa’s unstoppable agents of change’
Christopher Seagateng is the co-founder and chairperson of BW JOBS 4 GRADUATES and the Deputy Secretary-General of the Pan-African Youth Union.

African youth make an impact at UN High-Level Political Forum

Africa youthSocial Protection
Kennedy Odede

From Kibera to the world: Kennedy Odede wins 2025 UN Mandela Prize

Social ProtectionjobsThe Kenyan social entrepreneur founded an organization which serves 4 million people in informal settlements.
Fishing in Rincao, Cabo Verde.

From maritime to Blue economy: Transforming Cabo Verde’s fisheries Sector

Climate actionSocial ProtectionSustainable practices, value chains, and inclusive growth are shaping the country’s ocean-based development.
Dr. Omar Alieu Touray, President of the ECOWAS Commission

ECOWAS at 50: Our focus remains peace, security and prosperity

Social ProtectionDr. Omar Alieu Touray, President of the ECOWAS Commission, says the body is stronger now than ever.
Beyoncé wears a custom Tongoro Couture adorned with 444 golden cowries and 44 crystals for the opening night of the Cowboy Carter tour in Houston, Texas.

Tongoro: Africa’s Fashion Renaissance

Africa DayFashion designer Sarah Diouf brings “Made in Africa” to the world stage.
Ebaide Quincee Omiunu is one of the young African women attending the 69th Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) at the UN headquarters in New York.

Beijing+30: Women can drive positive change in Africa

Social Protection— says Nigerian SDG Advocate, Ebaide Quincee Omiunu.
A view of the head table during the opening session of the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing. Gertrude Mongella (left, standing at the podium), Secretary-General of the Conference, delivers her address.

Gertrude Mongella, 80, reflects on the landmark Beijing Conference and lessons for the future

Social ProtectionAt the close of the conference in 1995, she said: ‘A revolution has begun. There’s no going back.’
Grammy winner and UNICEF ambassador, Angélique Kidjo, shares insights on blending cultures, empowering women and youth, and her ongoing mission to bring Africa’s voice to the world.

Angélique Kidjo on music, activism, and empowering Africa’s next generation

UNICEFA conversation with Angélique Kidjo on the power of music, Africa’s future, and breaking boundaries.
A woman.

Nonhlanhla Dlamini: Leading the fight against gender-based violence in Eswatini

Gender Based Violence