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  • Strengthening Public Sector Partnerships: AL for Governance Advances Collaboration with Government Institutions in Liberia 

    Monrovia, Liberia | 19 – 20 October 2026  For Emmanuel G. Godfrey, an Umholi we Africa (UwA) Fellowship placement has become an opportunity to contribute to Liberia’s…
  • Beyond the Screen: 5 Takeaways from FAME Week Africa 2026 for African Creatives.  

    What does it take to build a successful creative career in an industry where the rules are constantly changing? Is great storytelling enough, or must…
  • What Makes an Application Stand Out? How to Be Remembered, Not Just Eligible

    An application stands out when a stranger can finish it and explain who you are, what you have done, and why this opportunity makes sense…
  • The Intellectual Crisis Behind Africa’s Development Crisis

    If you ask an African about the numerous problems plaguing our continent, from failing public institutions and corruption to unemployment, inequality, and weak healthcare systems,…
  • Building Career Pathways for Young Women in Africa

    Helping young women move from education into meaningful work requires more than skills training. It also requires access to mentorship, professional networks, employers and opportunities…
  • Prepare an Adjustment Request for an Accessible Interview

    An interview should give you a fair opportunity to demonstrate the skills the role requires. If an interview venue, platform or assessment format creates a…
  • The AL for Agribusiness Network Reflects on Climate Change

    For six weeks, members of the AL for Agribusiness Network came together to reflect on climate change, an issue that is increasingly shaping the future…
  • How Tadiwanashe Makamure Grew into a Communications and Storytelling Professional as an AL for Agribusiness Network Intern

    When Tadiwanashe Tracey Makamure joined the AsL for Agribusiness Network as a Marketing and Design Intern in August 2025, she came in ready to work….

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Our work is made possible by the generous support of hundreds of partners who have invested in our mission to develop the next generation of leaders for Africa. Below are some of ALA’s long-standing and high-impact partners. For a full list of our partners, please see ALA’s Annual Report.

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