Hello Everyone, It is with much delight that I officially introduce myself to you all. My name is Priscilla Kirabo and I am the Associate Director of Press Corps for ALAMAU 2021. I hope this quarantine period has been good to you and you’re ready for all the goodness we have in store for you. […]
Hello everyone, It’s been a while and I have missed you. It got really crazy a couple of weeks ago, and the world at large is really trying to get their lives together. Our lives have been thrown, and it seems like everything has adjusted to accommodate the crisis that has afflicted the world so […]
Committee: The Peace and Security Council Topic: Strengthening Ethno –Religious Integration for the Prevention of Conflict. Today, I’m not going to tell you what the study guide is about. Go read it! However, I will share my reflections on the important issues she raised in it. As I’m certain you can deduce from the […]
Committee: The New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) Topic: Fostering Sustainable Development through Agriculture. It is common knowledge that a great deal of African economies relies on their agricultural sector as the main source of revenue. In the study guide, the committee chair, Anannya writes about the challenges that the agricultural sector already faces such […]
Committee: Executive Council Topic: Improving Africa‘s Manufacturing Capacity to improve its Manufacturing Potential In the study guide, Aziz the committee chair for the committee aforementioned above writes about the dissonance between the abundance of raw materials and resources found on the continent and the manufacturing capacity /output of the continent. He cites Sudan as an […]
Committee: The Specialised Technical Committee on Education Topic: Accelerating Growth through Increased Technological Education Hey everyone, welcome to installment one of the series for the month of March. Each day, we’ll bring you something short and sweet that hopefully inspires you all to read your study guides (for the delegates) or/and inspire you in general. […]
There are some people already looking at this topic and wondering, ‘Has Bolaji lost the plot?’ Don’t worry; all is well up here 🙂 I’ve been reflecting on the demands of Africa this week, by myself without input from the world and the various people with different interests and stakes in the success or failure […]
Hey everyone, I hope your 2020 is shining, it’s poppin, good-lookin( You know the vibes). I hope your fitness goals are still intact, that you’re replying to your text messages now and that you still feel as humble about the beginning of the new decade. But I digress. The world( or just the people on […]
I am African in a way that doesn’t demand attention That doesn’t call you to order I was born here and I’m proud to be part of the place I call here- home It’s my journey from bottled up rage to self- discovery As an African, I constantly question who I am and what my responsibilities entail […]
Hellooooooo dear ones, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you! I hope you’re settling into your homes, hopefully resting, while pondering the solutions to Africa’s problems over brunch. Lol. Last month was Africa Youth Month 2019. Yes, indeed it was, ask Google if you don’t believe me. Yes, I know your country cares about you. […]