The African Good Governance Network, Public Relations

31/01/2024

*African Good Governance Network (AGGN) in collaboration with Diaspora Alkebulans CSO Presents Good Governance SERIES:*

Topic: *Incumbency and Electoral Corruption in Africa, Ghana as a case study*

*Date: 2nd February 2024*

*Time: 17.00 GMT (Ghana time./ 18.00 CET (Germany Time)*

*Agenda*
1. Opening prayer
2. Welcome and introduction of the series by Aggn Chair
3. Presentation by Guest speaker
4. Questions and answers
5. Announcement
6. Vote of thanks by aggn vice Chair
7. Closing prayer

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18/10/2021

Dear fellows, let's all congratulate Dr. Joy Alemazung who has been voted Mayor of the town of Heubach, in the Ostbalkreis district of the state of Baden-Württemberg in Germany.

He is the pioneer chairman of the African Good Governance Network and is originally from the Republic of Cameroon in Central Africa.

Congratulations for this outstanding performance Dr. Alemazung.

03/03/2019

Greetings fellows. We have two of our AGGN members nominated for awards. The male role model of the year award - Joy Joy A. Alemazung and media/blogger of the year award Lyn Rads (Lydia Randoli). Please vote on the following linkhttp://aweawards.africanwomenineurope.eu/?page_id=1009

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19/10/2018

Sustainable Development Goals for University Students is holding a conference in Stuttgart between Wednesday, October 31st and Friday, November 2, 2018. Themed “Innovation through Brain-Grain: the SDGs and the Next Generation”, the conference aims, amongst other things, at providing an open discourse about the status-quo regarding the SDGs. Speakers and participants will examine at in-depth the implications as well as the opportunities provided through innovation in order to make the SDGs a reality.

The conference promises participants the opportunity not only to engage in a “North”-“South” dialogue and network but also to familiarize themselves with expert evaluation and discussion of the SDGs. Speakers have been drawn from influential developmental, political, and international organisations like Brot für die Welt, EpIZ, African German Youth Initiative, Engagement Global, Klima- und Umweltbündnis etc.

The conference holds at the “Haus Der Kirche” König Str. 7, 70173 Stuttgart. Accommodation is at “Campus Guest Hotel” Universitätstr. 37 70569 Stuttgart.

Transportation for participants outside of Stuttgart will be funded by the organisers. Accommodation and feeding (except alcoholic drinks) are also free for particpants. The conference fee is 25€.

Kindly visit http://sdg4unis.org/ for further information.

23/03/2018

The A.G.G.N. cordially invites you to their symposium on "The Migration Crisis: African Perspectives". The forum will be a platform for African academics, NGO proprietors, professionals, the working class and the general public to discuss the issues of migration and governance, form networks and shed more light on how to address the crisis and its impact within the African context. Our speakers include renowned experts such as Ms. Wangui Muhuthia(publisher of Mkenya Njerumani); Ms. Virgine Kamche (the main promoter of Migration, Diaspora and Development) and Ms Michelle Watat (an expert on immigration and refugee integration), Dr. Shola Adenekan (University of Bremen).

The symposium will be rounded off with a panel discussion.

Hosts: Mr. Oluseun Akanji Tanimomo, Dr. Akem Noela, Mrs. Aicha Seifelislam and Mr. Anchang Charles Gwellem.

Time : Saturday, March 24 at 2 PM - 5 PM

Venue: Übersee-Museum, Bahnhofsplatz 13, 28195 Bremen, Germany

Come one, come all...