Susana Edjang, Africa 2.0. Health Champion has contributed to a chapter on the book “One World Health” launched on 27 June by the Taylor and Francis publishing group by Lord Nigel Crisp, the former CEO of the English National Health Service, Permanent Secretary for the UK Department of Health from 2000 to 2006 and global […]

On Peace Day, September 21st, Africa 2.0 Champion; Sarah Owusu in collaboration with Fillipa Carreira, held a Peace Dialogue on violence against women and girls, for a diverse group of 15 women – ages 16 – 50. Sarah and Filipa are both Mozambique-based business women with a passion for creating space and opportunity for women […]

Speaking at the opening session in Marakkesh, Morocco, Salaheddine Mezouar – COP22 Pres ident, congratulated China for adding impetus to south-south cooperation saying that COP22 “is an opportunity to forge south south partnership models on sustainable development and climate resilience. Rita Chami, our Vice Chairman of the Board of Director s of Africa 2.0 and […]

During the World Economic Forum on the 11th-13th of May in Rwanda, Kigali. Africa 2.0 and Old Mutual SA partnered to host a breakfast discussion on how Africa’s youth and businesses together could unlock the value of the 4th Industrial Revolution and the opportunities presented by the Sustainable Development Goals. Founder of the Graca Machel […]

From 10 – 18 July 2016, African leaders will be meeting in Kigali, the capital of Rwanda for the 27th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the African Union (AU). A key highlight of the forthcoming summit will be the election of the Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC). The winner, he or she, […]

Becoming Diaspora and Recognizing Oneself as African-descendant: from Equatorial Guinea to the World Equatorial Guinea, with some 28,000 square kilometers, is one of the twenty smallest countries in the world. Just above the equator line and nestled between Cameroon and Gabon, it is located in the Gulf of Guinea, in what may be called the […]