2025 AFLIGA THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERIES REPORT:
Indigenous Leadership and Women’s Leadership Development.
Globally, especially, in recent times, women’s leadership is increasingly recognised as a pivotal force for transformative change. In Africa, however, despite some encouraging progress in certain areas, the overall representation of women in political, economic, and corporate leadership remains woefully inadequate.
AWiGLP – FIRST COHORT REPORT
Graduation Ceremony Report
The inaugural Graduation Ceremony of the African Women in Global Leadership Programme (AWiGLP) marked a historic milestone for the Africa Future Leaders Institute of Global Affairs (AFLIGA). The event celebrated the successful completion of a rigorous five-week leadership and professional development programme designed to empower emerging African female leaders to navigate and influence global affairs with integrity, confidence, and purpose.
NEXTGEN AFRICA TALK 2026 REPORT
Tomorrow’s Leaders, Today’s Conversations
Africa stands at a defining moment in its history. As the youngest continent in the world, with a rapidly expanding and increasingly connected youth population, the decisions made today regarding leadership, governance, and economic transformation will shape not only Africa’s future but also its role within the global order.
AFLIGA REPORT
2025 Annual Report
The year 2025 represents the foundational phase of the Africa Future Leaders Institute of Global Affairs (AFLIGA), marking its emergence as a human capital incubator for leadership development, policy engagement, and youth empowerment in Ghana and across the continent. Although the institute is less than one year old in the year under review, (July 2025 – December 2025), established with a long-term vision toward 2050, it has made remarkable progress in laying the institutional, intellectual, and operational groundwork necessary to advance its mission.
Fireside Dialogue Report
The 5th AFLIGA Fireside Dialogue
The Africa Future Leaders Institute of Global Affairs (AFLIGA) convened the 5th Fireside Dialogue on 29th March 2026 under the theme “The Rupturing of the Rules-Based Multilateralism System,” focusing on the implications of the emerging global order for Africa’s future in trade, security, foreign direct investment (FDI), artificial intelligence (AI), and democratic governance.
2025 AFLIGA THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERIES REPORT:
Indigenous Leadership and Women’s Leadership Development.
Globally, especially, in recent times, women’s leadership is increasingly recognised as a pivotal force for transformative change. In Africa, however, despite some encouraging progress in certain areas, the overall representation of women in political, economic, and corporate leadership remains woefully inadequate.