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The opening event of Africa Week 2025, hosted by the African Leadership Centre in partnership with Tanzania High Commission I United Kingdom, will hold on 3 March as an African Public Square (African Public Square (APS)) Open Debate. This event will feature a keynote address by Dr Naledi Pandor, followed by an open discussion with diplomats,

Join the African Leadership Centre this Monday 3 March for the global edition of the African Public Square. Register here for the #APS and other #AfricaWeek2025 events kcl.ac.uk/africa-week and see you there. Karibuni sana.

1 more day to the African Public Square. Looking forward to Dr. Naledi Pandor's keynote & engaging on Africa’s evolving role in global affairs. I'll be attending! Will you be there? Register now: lnkd.in/eywsi8cF #APSDebate #Africa2025 #KingsAfricaWeek #KCLAfrica2025

We have kicked off the proceedings. ALC Director Eka Ikpe is welcoming all the delegates. Join the live conversation: youtube.com/watch?v=HESVAQ… #APSDebate #Africa2025 #KingsAfricaWeek

Prof Funmi Olonisakin explains the importance of a collective debate and the ground rules for the debate. #APSDebate #Africa2025 #KingsAfricaWeek. Amani Africa King's Global Affairs

Dr Naledi Pandor says, "The global community has to find new and refreshed strategies for entrenching peace and security on the continent. International solidarity and action were essential in the fight against the Apartheid state and achieving freedom for SA." Amani Africa

There are many events troubling the world today: coups in Africa and turbulence in Palestine. We may be in the midst of the worst assaults on freedom and democracy. We must re-establish the values of democracy, freedom justice and development. #APSDebate #Africa2025

Africa is a continent riddled with deeply challenging issues. Dr Pandor shares the book Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall, which addresses how Africa has yet to fully take advantage of its natural assets.African Leadership Centre Amani Africa Tanzania High Commission I United Kingdom MsAD Ms Maggie munyaradzi mapfumo

In looking solely at problems, we forget the strategic opportunities in Africa; these should be at the fulcrum of our conversation rather than focusing on problems.#APSDebate #Africa2025 #KingsAfricaWeek

Africa has abundant natural resources that will continue to play a key role in technological advances and smart manufacturing. Strategies must be found to ensure that Africa becomes the core of innovation. Funmi Olonisakin Amb. Manoah Esipisu EBS Crisis Group Comfort Ero i Morocco in UK

The Pact for the Future is a new agenda that needs to be considered, along with Agenda 26. The Pact for the Future can be used as an agenda for Africa, a roadmap for Africa and the South, BRICs and the AU. African leaders and institutions should come together in an agenda-setting

Ambassador Scott argues that Africa needs to work together. She says this against the backdrop of Dr Sam Nujoma's burial, whose mantra was African Unity. Namibia in UK

Global governance systems are in crisis, and the West is ‘tired’. It’s a marketplace for new ideas, narratives, and approaches. There are positive steps forward. The first-ever G20 summit will take place on African soil. #APSDebate King's Global Affairs

I don’t want to see African marginalization; we also need African solutions for global problems, an equitable world where everyone has equal participation. Chatham House

The Mandela generation hasn’t died, it is nurturing future generations. King's Global Affairs King's College London

If we do not operate as a collective, the divide and conquer will happen—more cohesive engagement with a focus on leadership. Zambia High Commission London #APSDebate #Africa2025 #KingsAfricaWeek

The next battle for the continent is going to be on minerals. The only way to add value to our minerals is by speaking with one voice. How will Africa position itself in the latest global race for rare earth minerals? Amani Africa King's Global Affairs King's College London

The opportunities that we are faced with seem to divide instead of unite, argues Dr John Kayode Fayemi, visiting Professor at African Leadership Centre

Africa must meaningfully invest in her universities to produce the quality of leaders needed to position the continent in strategic Global Leadership. Dr Godwin Murunga CODESRIA

Power will not always be given; it will have to be taken. Rising needs action beyond rhetoric and acting in one accord. Africa must fund its development. We have to look at what we have ourselves. A divided continent cannot negotiate at all. Amb. Manoah Esipisu EBS King's Global Affairs