NEPAD

A young aviation student at Kwara State's aviation college in Nigeria.

Unlocking the potential of Africa’s youth

NEPADWhy technical and vocational education and training is essential for equipping young Africans with the skills needed for a thriving society.

Ibrahim Mayaki, CEO, African Union Development Agency-New Partnership for Africa’s Development

Inclusive governance and regional focus will help drive Africa’s industrialization

NEPAD African Union Development Agency-NEPAD (AUDA-NEPAD)

— Ibrahim Mayaki, CEO, African Union Development Agency-New Partnership for Africa’s Development (AUDA-NEPAD).

The African Orphan Crops Consortium (AOCC) is an international effort to improve nutrition, productivity and climatic adaptability of some of Africa’s most important food crops

Addressing Africa's nutrition challenges by strengthening indigenous crops

Top African health officials say the continent has taken what appear to be effective measures in curbing the spread of coronavirus.

As Africa’s COVID-19 Lockdowns Ease, Officials Urged to Balance Health Policy

Africa COVID-19

National regulatory authorities and national ethics committees from across Africa have agreed to combine their expertise to expedite clinical trial review and approvals for new multinational preventive, diagnostic and therapeutic interventions to the COVI

African regulatory agencies, ethics committees to expedite COVID-19 clinical trial reviews

Africa COVID-19

— Ibrahim Mayaki, chief executive officer of the the New Partnership for Africa’s Development

AUDA-NEPAD’s COVID-19 response plan aims to improve health access and protect economies

Africa’s development priorities are spelled out in Agenda 2063— the blueprint for the African Union’s economic development in the coming decades.

Food Safety in Africa: An Important Deliverable for AUDA-NEPAD

Africa Agenda 2063

Slay Festival, Johannesburg, 7 March, 2020.

She Leads Africa and the AUDA-NEPAD partner to train women entrepreneurs at SLAY Festival Johannesburg

AfCFTA implementation

AfCFTA Implementation: Conditions for Success

Africa economic development

Agenda 2063

Reporting on Africa’s Agenda 2063

Africa economic development

Young African leaders are gaining the skills and connections they need to accelerate their own career trajectories and contribute more robustly to strengthening democratic institutions, spurring economic growth, and enhancing peace and security in Africa.

Launch of 100,000 SME’s for 1 Million Jobs by 2021 Campaign

G-8 leaders with African presidents. Photo : ©UN / Eskinder Debebe

Africa still waiting for genuine 'partnership'

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