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As reported in today’s @dailynation , MKU Rwanda will soon be granted a Charter to operate as a national private institution in #Rwanda. This opens a whole new chapter for the university, whose hallmark will be total autonomy.

🎤 Season 5 of the podcast kicks off with Afrobeats sensation Don Eazi! The Evil Genius shares never-heard stories of music beginnings to shaking up the industry to his multi-billion dollar conglomerate, ChopLife. 🎧Discover the man behind the hits. Listen NOW on Apple Podcasts

The African cinema ecosystem has long been overlooked. The huge opportunity for growth both in terms of content and cinema screens will be debated at the upcoming Africa Cinema Summit in Accra, Ghana. I’m looking fwd to seeing the debate unfold. x.com/DEADLINE/statu…

African cinema has come a long way. Now we need funds and faith to unleash creativity | Juliet Yaa Asantewa Asante theguardian.com/global-develop…

Fantastic piece re the largely untapped content ecosystem in Africa. Africa has 1.4b people but only 1.7k cinema screens across the continent. This and other topics will be discussed and debated at Africa Cinema Summit in Accra, Ghana theguardian.com/global-develop…

As the #africacinemasummit kicks off in Accra, convener Juliet Yaa Asantewa Asante writes ... African cinema has come a long way. Now we need funds and faith to unleash creativity | Juliet Yaa Asantewa Asante theguardian.com/global-develop…

If resolutely tapped, Africa's film & audiovisual industry can generate US$20b annually. Today, at the opening of the #AfricaCinemaSummit in Accra, UNESCO Ghana reechoed its call for collaboration & commitment to harness the power of African cinema. Read👉bit.ly/40GorXp

On Day 2 of the Summit, the President of Ghana, H.E. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo expressed pride in hosting the maiden edition of the Africa Cinema Summit, emphasizing its cultural significance, contribution to the film industry, and the opportunities it brings for collaboration.

A glorious 24th Graduation Ceremony of MountKenyaUniversity held in Thika which I was honoured to preside over once again as Chancellor. Pleased that my dear wife Justina could be there too.

My wife and I are enjoying our annual trip to Gomoa Fetteh in the central region of Ghana. Each year we are amazed by the continued development of this beautiful coastal town as it transforms into the premier holiday getaway in Ghana. #Ghana #whitesands

My wife and I continue to enjoy our extended trip to Gomoa Fetteh in central Ghana. Last night we enjoyed a beautiful dinner at the Till's Beach Resort with family and friends, many of whom were close to my wife’s mother back in 60’s Ghana. Her legacy continues. #Ghana #Legacy

The creative economy in Ghana is exploding. One such creative who is making waves is my wife’s fashion designer AMARGARET, whose designs are garnering global attention. This entrepreneurial spirit and drive should be applauded. #Madeinghana instagram.com/amargaretgh/

The tax incentives announced by the Ghanaian government will transform the film sector in the country. These significant tax rebates can be expected to a have a major impact in improving both the quantity and scale of films produced in Ghana. deadline.com/2024/02/ghana-…

Pleased to take part in the Adwa Commemeration event organised by the Ethiopian-Scottish Community Association in Glasgow last night @EthioEmbassyUK

Enjoyable evening celebrating Irish culture on St Patrick's Day in Edinburgh. Superb dancing and stirring music. Thank you to the Irish Consul Gen in Scotland. Good to meet with fellow members of Consular Corps of Scotland and to represent Ethiopia @EthioEmbassyUK THE CAREED UWS

Following a busy and successful Festival de Cannes for my son, it was good to spend time with him and my wife in the South of France We all have fond memories of the region, where our family spent many enjoyable summers discovering this beautiful coastline.

Regarded as Ghana’s first photojournalist and a pioneering photographer in Africa, James Barnor has spent over six decades capturing pivotal moments through his lens. Now 95, his journey is being celebrated in Accra with exhibitions showcasing his iconic work.

We are very proud of our Scottish, Ghanaian, and Australian grandson Harry for completing his first professional modelling job for Australian brand TINY TRIBE. It’s an exciting time for Harry, as several other fashion brands are keen to work with him. tinytribe.com.au/blogs/youth-lo…

The Day of the Jackal: Eddie Redmayne is so astonishing he’s uncovered a whole new way of acting theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2…

…Whole lot of king and queen talk, but are you really walking the walk? I have honesty hour discussing African self-definition and how storytelling can be used as a tool for solidarity and progress on the Change Africa Podcast. Stay tuned to @spotify and join the conversation!…