AfricaCommsWeek 2023 – South Africa Edition
JohannesburgAfricaCommsWeek South Africa edition will be hosted in Johannesburg and promises to be an amazing experience. This event organized by the Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) in partnership with AfricaCommsWeek will hold between 23 - 25 May under the theme; 'Borderless Africa'. This is a three day in-person event with a lineup of amazing speakers and engaging activities. Discussions will revolve around harnessing the opportunities of a borderless Africa via policy acceleration, leveraging technology as well as the role of…
Nigeria: AfroChampions: Overcoming Obstacles and Creating Impact
Are you a young African eager to connect with peers and explore exciting new opportunities? Or maybe you're a professional seeking to support the next generation of African leaders. Either way, you won't want to miss " AfroChampions: Overcoming Obstacles and Creating Impact"! This one-day virtual event, taking place on May 25th, 2023, is all about celebrating the incredible resilience and creativity of young Africans. Through panel sessions and group discussions, we will hear from inspiring young leaders who have overcome adversity…
Nigeria: Telling the African Story: The Communicators’ Responsibility
Join us for an evening with communicators from various fields to reflect on “Telling the African Story: The Communicators’ Responsibility.” This event will explore the role of African communicators in shaping and amplifying the diverse narratives of the dynamic continent with respect, to reflect our realities, challenges, and opportunities. This is part of Africa Communications Week (AfricaCommsWeek) 2023, a series of conferences, workshops and networking events which encourage Africa-focused communication professionals to connect, engage, and reflect on the role of communications…
Building Digital Bridges: Shaping the Future of African Communications
This session, organised by CIPR International, will explore how building digital bridges can help shape the future of African communications, bringing the insights of leading professionals from the worlds of PR, FinTech and technology: Various bridges or enablers to how we shape stronger communications for the continent, including tech/fintech, digital/data, youth, linguistic, cultural The idea that we can build these bridges even more strongly when we don't only look at them in isolation The ‘digital first’ agenda which lives and thrives when nuanced with the other enablers Register…