AfricaFora is back with its epic annual event Nzuko 2022. The Nzuko series aim to promote trade and culture from Africa and the Diaspora, noting that African culture can be mixed with tried and tested economic policies to promote economic development in Africa, rather than the ill-conceived opinion that African culture is a hindrance to Africa’s development.
According to the Founder/CEO of AfricaFora Winifred Uloaku Gaillard, Nzuko is AfricaFora’s platform for reviving the many ideals behind the creation of Organisation of African Unity (OAU) which later became the Africa Union (AU), notably: to rid the continent of any remnants of colonialism and apartheid; promote unity and solidarity amongst African states, and for an Africa that fends for its citizens among others.
At Nzuko 2022, experts and lead thinkers from the civil societies from Africa, the Diaspora and friends of Africa, come together annually to commemorate Africa Day, by addressing the problems that beleaguer Africa, such as the taking over of the telling of our narratives, as well as the initiation of new projects or supporting the execution of existing ones in the local communities. It also showcases innovations as well as local products.
Nzuko 2022 is the 2nd edition and will take place virtually, from May 24- 26, 2022 with the support of Msingi Afrika Magazine. And here are our participants are from 15 countries…
Please register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/nzuko-2022 as attendance is by registration only.
About AfricaFora
AfricaFora is an enterprise whose aims and objectives are the promotion and diffusion worldwide, of Black and African culture and products. AfricaFora aims to revive the many ideas behind the creation of Organisation of African Unity (OAU) which later became the Africa Union (AU), among which are: to rid the continent of any remnants of colonialism and apartheid; promote unity and solidarity amongst African states, and for an Africa that fends for its citizens among others.
AfricaFora’s vision is to promote life in an independent, self-reliant, self-sufficient and peaceful Africa and a mission to showcase black and African culture and products; boost intra-African trade, cooperation and collaboration, and promote Africa’s human and natural resources for a dignified, proud and prosperous Africa.
