Levelling up Africa: Becoming a future-ready digital continent
Mobile Money Mobile money has exploded in popularity in Africa. In 2020, the continent counted more than 500 million mobile money accounts, which is far
Mobile Money Mobile money has exploded in popularity in Africa. In 2020, the continent counted more than 500 million mobile money accounts, which is far
Western Togoland The Protectorate of German Togo was divided between the British, who took control of what is Western Togoland today, and the French who
African Coups D’état Africa History Blog VI A coup d’état is the sudden and violent overthrow of a government, usually done by a small group
The CFA Franc Africa History Blog V This year, the CFA franc is turning 75 years old. The currency, backed by the French treasury and
A closer look at France and her colonies Africa History Blog IV At the end of the Second World War, one of the reasons France
1. Growing mobility of people Education and participation in the labor force make especially women more capable to migrate. Migrants can help to bridge
Africa’s Year of wonder Africa History Blog III On 26 August 1789, the French Déclaration des Droits d l’homme et du Citoyen first postulated the
Why was Ethiopia not colonized? Africa History Blog II Ethiopia is Africa’s oldest independent state and one of two African countries that avoided colonial rule.
The Scramble for Africa (1884-1885) Africa History Blog I Prior to European colonization Africa had a considerable history of state building (Oxford Bibliographies). During the
Does a “pact for the continuation of colonization” really exist? This post, originally published on November 24, 2019, will be updated as the team’sresearch evolves.
We are launching a new campaign: #ourwomen You don’t have to look far to find that women are a lever to growth and prosperity. Back
Sofia Butshilo Dube is from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. She’s currently studying a BA in Humanities at the University of Johannesburg in South Africa. She a writer
Something extraordinary is happening in Africa. The Norwegian Nobel committee has decided to award the Nobel peace prize for 2019 to Ethiopian prime minister Abiy
Visit the Period Pride Website 1. How has social stigma affected your efforts in raising awareness so far?We are confronted with social stigma each and
Beginning of July, the AEF fellows gathered to launch their very first campaign. The focus was to be set on sustainable development and awareness, birthing
What is the story behind Bemvelo Farms and what inspired You to start this project? Our inspiration derives from seeing children’s going to bed with
Humanity now stands at the edge of another set of global issues. The urgency of millennial challenges prompted nation states to adopt the Millennial Development
Africa and Europe are two very close and connected continents and both of them have great environmental concerns, many of them shared. Both continents are
The world including the USA should strive to fulfil the Paris agreement by keeping the global temperature rise below 2 degrees Celsius. Germany’s automotive industry
Africa has the youngest population in the world. Ghana has a very young age structure as well. Some estimates suggest that more than half of
Our vision is to be the fastest growing and most transformative African-European community in the world. We aim at realizing the full potential of African-European
We’ve ASKED THE AFRICAN EUROPEAN FELLOWSHIP TO SHARE THEIR OPINION ON THIS PROJECTION. HERE’S THE INFORMAL CHAT: The specific percentages of women in parliament differ
We’ve asked the African European Fellowship to share their opinion on this projection. Here’s the informal chat: “I’m a little concerned by the doubling of
The Gambia is the smallest country in mainland Africa and has a population of just over 2 million people. Agriculture is one of the most
Feel free to contact us:
contact@ae-fellowship.com | +49 (0) 176 82471729
Follow us and stay updated with all the news and offers.