The AUSC Presidency's Special Adviser for African Union Focal Point,Honorable Professor Mammo Muchie truly congratulates all who made The 5th African Post Graduate Academy becoming remarkably research rich and such an inspiring Event.

The 5th Africana post graduate Academy was remarkably research rich where the resources of learning flowed like a river to reach and fill ultimately  the African ocean of knowledge.... Over 100 RSVP  and there was  the highest number of post-graduates.

The AUSC President takes the due time to congratulate the success merged from Honorable Professor Mammo Muchie the  AUSC Presidency's Special Adviser for African Union Focal Point.

Honorable Professor Mammo Muchie truly congratulates all who made The 5th African Post Graduate Academy becoming remarkably research rich and such an inspiring Event.
The SARChI chairs in TUT and UJ and the R & I Directorate in TUT together successfully ran the two day post graduate training in UJ. The attendees  came from various parts of South Africa demonstrating the need to fill this gap of organising focused training for all those completing their masters and doctoral research. Presentations that included natural science, engineering and human and social sciences were delivered focusing on how to  acquire very relevant research and writing skills in all fields. The unity of knowledge by exposing all the post graduates to all fields enriches their learning acumen for creativity and innovation to approach any problem with a sense of wonder, curiosity and imagination.

Below is what Professor Mammo Muchie tells you:

"In South Africa We need every year to graduate at least over 6000 doctorates. Last year only 2400 doctorates were reported to have graduated. This means transformation is not taking place as expected. He said: "We need to run the academy  as many times as possible annually to produce high quality  doctoral graduates who in turn can do more training , innovating and creating to  make education valued  as food and water... education is life and not to be seen merely a means to life in our African human context..."

"We are discussing if we can pull off the 6th Afrikana post-graduate academy  before the end of the year in TUT or UJ. In 2017 we would like to reach all South Africa by making sure that we ran  AGPA in different universities to encourage the post-graduates to work together. We have now the Africa Talent Hub Community Interest Company and the Africa Entrepreneurship  Award."

"We would like all our African post-graduates to work hard to make Africa united  and renaissant to make Africa the knowledge, learning, innovation and entrepreneurship hub of the world."
"I truly congratulate all who made such inspiring and truly very rich contributions... Very proud of you..."

Mammo

www.sarchi-steid.org.za

p.s. pictures sharing  for you to see  some of the participants of AGP Academy!!! 

Learn more on next step for including all African Youth and Academicians in the way to unit our efforts  for the sake of an excellent new Africa we deserve as Africans.
http://www.africanunionsc.org/p/blog-page_67.html,http://www.africanunionsc.org/2016/10/africa-must-become-industrialized-more.html,http://www.africanunionsc.org/2016/10/call-for-abstracts-7th-african-unity.html,http://www.africanunionsc.org/2016/10/call-for-papers-revisiting-adwa.html,http://www.africanunionsc.org/2016/09/the-directorate-of-research-and.html,http://www.africanunionsc.org/2016/10/african-union-students-council.html,

Moreover, Mammo suggested In 2017 to run the 3rd Afrikana Post-Graduate Academy(AGPA), and again to invite the AUSC Leaders all and  the AU Leaders.

Approved by 
AUSC President's Office.
Kigali-Rwanda-East Africa.

 AUSC President's Office Recommended Reading:

...................................................................................

Thank You for joining the Office of AUSC President Online.

Send your concerns to the office of AUSC President via e-mail:ausc.president.office@gmail.com, and while waiting for your reply from us, as quickly as we can,  you may be reading the unification of Africa and force for Positive change from the electronic lines below ,You are the friend of AFRIKA?sign this PETITION of the Unification of AFRICA via this Link : http://etatsafricainsunis.org/petition-de-soutien/

Africans can unite/Les Africains peuvent s'unir.
http://www.etatsafricainsunis.org or http://www.unitedafrikanstates.org

Stop the new scramble for Africa by uniting the African  States.

Arretons la nouvelle ruee vers l'Afrique en unifiant les etats africains.http://www.africanunionsc.org/2017/02/quickly-fill-online-registration-form.html
http://www.africanunionsc.org/2017/02/ausc-international-communication-office_20.html
http://www.etatsafricainsunis.org
www.africanunionsc.org
www.africanusc.org

Portal for Registering All African Students based Foundations, Associations ,Unions, Organizations, Guild Councils, National Students' Associations, Clubs, Groups and institutions inside the African Union Students' Council (AUSC)"For The Better Africa We Deserve" for recognition and AUSC accreditation purpose.

AUSC International Committee congratulate the African Union (AU) to have established the African Union Reform Steering Committee.

African Union Students' Council (AUSC)" For The Better Africa We Deserve" International Committee  extremely congratulations the African Union(AU) Leadership as a whole ,and AUSC would like to take this time to congratulate this team of African Union Reform Steering Committee and we shall never become as demeaning as some may think we African are not powerful ,Africans are more determined to shape a better Africa we Africans deserve as deserving our next generations.
This team is very special and will be a next way to show case of loving leaders Africa has got to make it the better place for its children .
Congratulations to the President Republic of Rwanda H.E Paul Kagame to open this continent's eyes and become the role model for its new visions and missions ,we are very proud of your extraordinary talent of Leadership as an innate gift from Almighty God in Heaven.http://www.africanunionsc.org/2016/10/african-union-reforming-group-picked-by.html

AUSC International Communication Office wishes to share with you that: "President Kagame held two day consultation meeting with the African Union Reform Steering Committee to discuss the institutional reform of the African Union. The meeting took place in fulfillment of the mandate entrusted to President Kagame by Heads of State of AU member countries during the AU Summit held in Kigali last July".

For more pictures: https://www.flickr.com/…/paulkagame/albums/72157675953932665

AUSC Leaders have great trust for this African Union Reform Steering Committee , and inviting the rest of the World to look also on the young generation of Africa,  also being determined to contribute with all possible efforts to shape the better Africa we deserve as deserving our next generations .
African Union Students are not silent outside there ,the World knew that This is the time to araise and shine the values of Africans on the sight of the whole World and all African Academicians gathered in different NGOs will be having their turn up to show case of the love young leaders have for this beautiful continent of Africa .
Visit the African Union Students' Council (AUSC)"For The Better Africa We Deserve " online :www.africanunionsc.org,www.africanusc.org,Twitter:@AUStudentsCoun1,Instagram :@africanusc.
With all the plans to be worked on during all activities of this excellent ering committee of the Reforming Africa Union ,Our appreciations will be more excellent to have African Union Students voices becoming part of that throughout the mentioned AUSC International Action Plan 2016-2019 ,available online from the above websites .
Congratulations once again .
Please our beloved African Union Reform Steering Committee ,receive the 1st contribution we offer to your plans for institutional reform of the African Union ,include the Industrialized Africa, and involve African Academicians for that by bringing all innovations on bord ,form the appropriate institution for Africa Industrialization as most effective transformation Africa needs ,based on our Continental capacity of having all kinds of natural resources with us ,we will never keep selling them outside this continent ,we will use them ourselves .
Follw our AUSC Presidency's Special Advisor for African Union Focal Point Honorable Professor Mammo Muchie giving all the possible frameworks on making this Africa the most industrialized Global Continent in near future as together we have raised up our contributions to shape the better Africa we deserve .
[http://www.africanunionsc.org/.../africa-must-become...] ,Have a look on it ,it is very inspiring and very important for your next meetings activities and plans.
Regards.
AUSC International Communication Office .
E-mail:ausc.communication.office@gmail.com.

Announcing the prerequisites preparation for closure of the 1st Period of the AUSC International Action Plan 2016-2019

https://www.facebook.com/www.africanusc.org/?rc=p

African Union Students' Council (AUSC)"For The Better Africa We Deserve "

AUSC International Communication Office,
Kigali-Rwanda.

Wednesday ,November 2nd ,2016.
 


Object: Announcing the prerequisites preparation for closure of the 1st Period of the AUSC International Action Plan 2016-2019

Dear AUSC Leaders All,

The Office of AUSC President is advising you to put all the required materials to make your AUSC Appointment Materials together in a Word document which include Your preferred picture , your University Logo,Your National Flag, Your Names as appearing on your official documents and National Identity Card ,also include the AUSC Appointed Position and Nationality , submit copy to the AUSC President's Office :ausc.president.office@gmail.com, and AUSC International Communication Office :ausc.communication.office@gmail.com, then notify in your AUSC Leaders professional Whats-app Group for follow up .

Availability of all AUSC Appointment Materials for any of the AUSC Leaders is compulsory and free of charge composed of 
1)the AUSC Appointment Letter ,
2)AUSC Appointment Certificate ,
3) AUSC President's special Recommendation Letter , 
As it is being delivered following the online call for application to all interested Young African Academicians from across Africa from January 1st, 2016 and must be closed on Friday evening ,December 30th, 2016, at the point date for the end of the 1st Period of the AUSC International Action Plan 2016-2019.

All three AUSC Appointment Materials will be available in only 3 days following the day of reception of the above mentioned Word Document as an attachment .

AUSC Leaders all will be having to respect the guidelines as provided above and complete the AUSC appointment materials requesting before the end of November 30th, 2016.

This is an urgent communique concerning the prerequisites preparations for closure of AUSC Call for Application and free appointment materials delivery to all interested African Students Leaders interested in joining the AUSC before the closure of the 1st Period of the AUSC International Action Plan 2016-2019 which was launched on January 1st, 2016 , only aiming to massively recruit AUSC Staffing from Across Africa in 1year period of time only.

The 1st Period of the AUSC International Action Plan 2016-2019 started from January 1st, 2016 and will be closed automatically on Friday evening ,December 30th, 2016 at 8:00 p.m , GMT.

NB: For more information on the above communique find AUSC President via this Whats app:+250736196204.

Regards .

AUSC International Communication Office .
Kigali-Rwanda.
Website:www.africanunionsc.org, /www.africanusc.org, /Twitter:@AUStudentsCoun1, /Instagram:@africanusc, /
Facebook Page:www.facebook.com/www.africanusc.org

Opportunity to attend the 5th Postgraduate Academy Innovative and Renaissant AFRICA

 

 

The Office of the President of African Union Students' Council (AUSC ) in collaboration with the University of Johannesburg in the Republic of South Africa via Honorable Professor Mammo Muchie, the AUSC Presidency's Special Adviser For African Union Focal Point, has pleasure to circulate the extraordinary opportunity among the African students and worldwide international students to attend the 5^th  Postgraduate Academy Innovative and Renaissant AFRICA .
The 5th Postgraduate Academy is soon going to be held at the University of Johannesburg on the 10th and 11th November 2016. 
Therefore, it would be nice to have you there and perhaps get you to participate.
Transport is being arranged for the 2 days for assistance to be available for some AUSC Leaders. 

For reservations send an email to Ms Lourens Elsa, lourense@tut.ac.za.

For more information contact the Office of the AUSC President from e-mail:ausc.president.office@gmail.com. 
AUSC"For The Better Africa We Deserve", Visit the Transformation of AFRICA framework conceptualized by the AUSC Presidency's Special Advisor Hon Prof Mammo Muchie via the linkhttp://www.africanunionsc.org/2016/10/africa-must-become-industrialized-more.html  

 Background
The DST/NRF Research chairs from TUT and UJ along with the TUT Research & Innovation Directorate have run four post-graduate research trainings involving masters doctoral and Postdoctoral researchers. We are very pleased that the UJ’s SARChI chair has joined the TUT’s initiative for promoting inter – faculty, inter-university skills transformation in South Africa. The 5th post-graduate academy will focus on writing skills that are very critical for doing high quality research and publishing. There are variety of ways of writing needed and the choice of which approach is suitable is not easy to discover. There are analytical, reflective, critical, creative and descriptive modes of writing. All post-graduates from different disciplines need to make the choices that are appropriate for writing their research work in clear, concise and intelligent ways. Knowing a set of rules about what is right, probable or wrong or improbable is useful and necessary in writing skills, though it may not be sufficient to do the writing of the research undertaken by each post-graduate and emerging scholar. Researchers face both choices and constraints in the process of doing research writing. Decisions of which choice to make, which direction to take, which is more appropriate for doing their writing given the way the research writing is to be undertaken as opposed to others is not a straight forward matter. Choices made imply certain assumptions are included and others excluded. It is not that simple, therefore, to make research writing choices. Every choice has consequences. There are some choices that promote better research writing strategies than others, which means that they are better suited to address the research writing than others. Research writing selection can position the researcher at a vantage point to attain the best possible outcome by undertaking the specific write-up knowing the audience, the subject and purpose by applying and preferring clear, clean, concise, correct and coherent writing ways, styles combining both technical accuracy and substantive quality and content. What started as a TUT- doctoral and masters academy is now evolving into the Afrikana Post-Graduate Academy (APGA) and it is a pleasure to announce that this fifth postgraduate training will also be a promotor of not only specific university wide training to accelerate academic transformation in South Africa, but also will include subsequently post-graduates from the rest of Africa and the Global South. 

Programme

Thursday, November 10, 2016
9:00 - 10:00
Registration and Reception
10:00 - 10:30
Welcome and Keynote Address: The importance of increasing African scholarship and the vision underpinning the academy – Prof. Mammo Muchie
10:30 - 10:45
Tea Break
10:45 - 11:30
Reviving African knowledge heritage through research: where to from here Dr. Shilalo Westen
11:30 - 12:15
Philosophical Paradigms in Scientific Research: Towards African Foundation –
Dr. Diran Soumonni
12:15 – 13:00
Research Skills writing high quality theses in the natural sciences – Prof Felix Dakora
13:00 – 13: 45 Lunch
13:45 - 14:30
Writing for Impact: making use of different channels and understanding your audience – Dr. David Monyae
14:30 – 15:15
Pictorial understanding of your research – Prof Kumbulani Mpofu
15:15 – 15:25 Break
15:25 – 16:05
The ins and outs of the ethics of research dissemination and publishing
Dr. Nganje Fritz
16:05 – 17:45
Tips on Writing Problem Statement, Hypothesis and Conceptual Framework – Dr. Zerihun Mulatu
17:45 – 19:00
Evening Reception Friday, November 11, 2016
9:00 – 09:45
Writing Skills: Reflective , Analytical, Critical and Creative Writing:
Prof. Mammo Muchie
09:45 - 10:30
Ways of collecting and writing statistical data for understanding high quality research – Prof. Zeleke Worku
10:30 - 10:50 Tea Break and Group Photo
10:50 - 13:00
Panel Sessions in Cohorts( Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Humanities): Student /Postdoctoral Presentations - keeping up motivation during research, lessons and reflections – Ms. Odilile Ayodele, Ms. Firehiwot, Ms. Kehinde Omotoso
Writing skills using mathematical modelling to undertake quality research
– Dr. Nwulu Nnamdi
13:00 – 13:15
Lessons learned, the way forward for the Academy
13:15 – 13:30
Closing and Vote of thanks- Prof Chris Landsberg
13:30 Lunch
Venue: PGS TRAINING ROOM AKANYA
RSVP:
 
Elsa Lourens
P/A for the DST/NRF SARChI Professor on Innovation Studies
Tel: +27 12 382 2679 Cell: +27 76 515 1826. 
Email: lourense@tut.ac.za

AUSC Congratulatory Letter to the Sultan of Sokoto-Nigeria on Hhis 10th Anniversary

AFRICA Must become Industrialized more than any other Worldwide Continent , AUSC Presidency's Special Advisor, Hon Prof Mammo Muchie has given the framework.

 An African  Person is telling this reality :"My Africa, I will make you the better place to live more than any other place in the World" Start with Agriculture to industrialization of the Whole Africa,while saving and using  the natural resources of our Continent .

All African Youth including Inventors, Innovators, Artists are invited to get prepared to attend this extraordinary work for "The  First All Afrikana First Youth Congress(1st AAFYC)" Organized by AUSC, in Kigali, Rwanda Date: October 15-18, 2017.

The Senior Consultant for the 1st AAFYC is Professor Mammo Muchie, AUSC President’s Special Advisor, Nationality of Ethiopia, and Resident of South Africa Republic.

The African Union Students' Council has been set as the first ever inclusive leadership training family of the youth of Africa , creating the first Pan-African Youth Congress,http://www.africanunionsc.org/2016/09/ausc-office-of-president-announcing.html, to make all African Students and Young Educated generations to seat dawn and converse on deepest ways to keep shaping a better Africa We Deserve , as Deserving our next Generation, to become more independent and grow up with deep struggle heritage, great struggle for our precolonial , Colonial, and post colonial History.
AUSC International Committee involved All African Youth including Inventors, Innovators, Artists to get prepared to attend an extraordinary work for "The  First All Afrikana First Youth Congress(1st AAFYC)" Organized by AUSC, in Kigali, Rwanda Date: October 15-18, 2017.

The first Pan -Africanyouth Congress is extremely important where the pan-African intellectuals jointheir physical and Mental forces together and as an outcome; there is practicalways to integrate and network our youth to contribute intellectually in makingthe African Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) be achieved before theexpected years 2030 throughout the African Union Students' Council (AUSC)"For TheBetter Africa We Deserve" as being invited to visit the AUSC online.

The projectconsultation is attributed to the AUSC President’s Office with AUSC PresidencySpecial Advisors and Observers Team Members.

The Senior Consultantfor the 1st AAFYC is Professor Mammo Muchie, AUSC President’s SpecialAdvisor, Nationality of Ethiopia, and Resident of South Africa Republic.

Background

Do our African youth know where they have been; do they also know where they are now and indeed where they are going?  If they want to know, they should look back and revive the neglected positive history to draw lessons to facilitate their journey to unite Africa now. Such historical moments, provide the opportunity to reflect, on how they can re-educate themselves, to move forwards and upwards by avoiding embarking on the wrong journey towards making a free and well-being anchored Africa future for all.

The Maleand Female genders between 05 - 35 years, are defined as youth in Africa. The youthsin Africa are the majority and constitute about 65 % of the African population.About 70% of the African youth are said to be living in the rural areas.Studiesattest that a rich supply andsource of Africa’s labour force are the youths. According to the African EconomicOutlook, approximately 72 % of African youth subsist daily on less than $ 2.00a day.  As a whole, in Africa 60% of theunemployed population are the youths. Unemployment rates vary regionally.  In Sub-Sahara Africa, unemployed youthconstitute 40%. Youth unemployment rates are twice the number of adultunemployment in most African countries. Even in South Africa, a country that isperceived to be the leading African country economically, youth unemployment isestimated as high as 54 %. Instead of all the youths in Africa being educated,we are on the contrary faced with a high number of uneducated youths. Majority ofthe graduates in Africa do not get jobs. There is a skills mismatch in gettingjob, because the skills attained by graduates do not relate to the employer’sneeds. So, the education systems need to evolve a skills matching with jobcreation and job filling directions.

TheAfrican Union Student Council (AUSC) has a definite role by reaching all youthsand creating the ways to make sure all African youth are educated. Withthe proper education they can have a decent, free, independent, well anchoredand promising livelihood wherever they are in Africa. The African youths shouldlive sustainably by achieving a life full of productive employment, decent work.This process requires the fostering of inter-African collaboration amongst allthe stakeholders including governments, education institutions, businesses,investors, industries, civil society and communities. The power of the Africanyouth must be unlocked to create an Africa that can use its rich resources tomake all its inhabitants have descent work throughout their lives.

Justas the African liberation effort started with the series of Pan-Africancongresses, the AUCS has resolved to start a new journey to create a vibrantAfrican youth that is inspired and driven by creativity, innovation andentrepreneurship. So to realize this vision, like food and water, all Africanyouth must be educated. The African continent must appreciate education is notjust a means to life, but it is life itself. AUSC aims to reach African youthsby initiating the first ALL-AFRIKANA YOUTH CONGRESS. The main mission is tobring youths to know each other, network and learn to be “Africans first”. AUCSaims to  create a strong Africa that is fullof agency to make the wellbeing of all its people a priority of priorities andAfrica’s natural environment as sustainable, a clean climate and friendlyforever.

The First ALL-Afrikana Youth Congress

The5th Pan-African Congress on October 15-21 in 1945, created a “paradigm shift” to resist colonialism by any necessary means.Similarly, we at AUCS, would like toorganise the first All Afrikana Youth Congress to be held in October 15, 2017in Kigali, Rwanda. Together with the partners, including stakeholders such asGovernments, universities, businesses, civil society and communities will makethe African youth forever vibrant, highly educated, productive, spirited andenergetic force to contribute in the making of Africa strong, proud, free andindependent.

All the African youth without exception must be educated. Education is forall Africans and no different from food and water. The youths must grow bylearning and behaving as “Africans first and foremost”. They must not degrade themselvesto ethnicity and tribes that colonialists cynically established to divide andrule. The colonial division still plagues Africa for her resources and continueto be robbed. Every year, six times more resources go out of Africa than itgets. It is to be remembered that Africa is a donator not a beggar. Africa iscasted as caged in a loan, dependent on aid, debt ridden, and donationdependent and in the begging trap. This situation has to be changed by stoppingthe resources that flow out with illicit financing and corruption. Moreover, thereturned resources should be used to help African youths to be fully employedand productive.  It is said earlier, that the youths are still theprimary labour force in Africa. So, every young person must be educated withoutexception, so that energetic, creative, innovative, entrepreneurial, committedyouths can be build and nurtured to transform Africa once and for all. Thisyouth population will make Africa as a continent to contribute towards savinghumanity with its deep and rich philosophy of “Ubuntu” and the humaneassociational values and principles.

The youths must re-imagine Africa with the capacity to innovate, sense of unityand renaissance.  The youth must promote pan-African unity that meansAfrican agency will not be delayed.  Without unity, no Africanagency, no African renaissance will happen. African unity is critical to realize the full synergy of political and economic independence.  Thisunity must have been yesterday; but let the failure to unite yesterday be acommitment to stop delaying African unity and renaissance anymore. Let’s do ittoday. The youth have to be the unifier game changers and change-makers. ThePan-African Federation hopes to realise this unity in the next 30 years and notas the AU hopes in 2063.The AUSC may be able to mobilize the youth to accelerateAfrican unity without fail every day.

There have been a few recent efforts in this regards. In South Africa, the African Unity for renaissance conferences was initiated in 2010. (http://www.africanunionsc.org/2016/10/call-for-abstracts-7th-african-unity.html). Beside this, we also have initiated the Pan-AfricanTalent initiative (PATI). Its main purpose is to turn Africa as the talent and innovationhub of the world. Africa should be the talent destination, and not as thetalent departure zone of the world. Talent retention, talent gain, talentreverse migration must be promoted. This process incorporating all thestakeholders, particularly the private and corporate world. They mustcontribute substantially to raise funds to promote employable talentedgraduates in the training process to avoid the current unacceptable skills mismatch.The PATI Returning Talent Fund (RTF) is established to raise funds.  The first inaugural conference for PATI-RTF was held in TshwaneUniversity of Technology in Pretoria (www.pati-global.com) with the participation of private sector, students,professors and government. The conference aimed to create sustainablecollaboration to promote talent gain in and for Africa. Now The Africa TalentHub Community Interest Company has been established to mobilise resources toenable, empower and entitle the African education to become creators,innovators and entrepreneurs.

We have also started the Afrikana post-graduate academy(AGPA) to create high quality post-graduates across Africa. The academy heldtwice a year invited masters and doctoral researchers on the researchmethodology and quality writing skills.

There is the African Entrepreneurship Award (AEA) transcending borders andgetting the young people to create in the uncharted ideas and new solutions bycreating new firms. The Award is a pan-African, stimulating in the 54 statesover 2000 entrepreneurial businesses. AEA is a true motivator and inter-Africanyouth mobility generator. (https://africanentrepreneurshipaward.com/impressions-from-south-africa-aea-visits-tut/)

We have also opened an education platform for African unity and renaissance(AUR) for an integrated development. (https://www.facebook.com/groups/1046983685329854/). The AUR conference aimed to make the world aware thatthe contribution of Africa to the world is rich. This platforms advocates the educationof Africans using the current e-learning outlets to reach all.

A new approach to generate positive understanding of Africa by challengingthe current dominance of portraying Africa as a passive participant in thecreation of knowledge is much needed. Africa has contributed a lot though not recognized and appreciated and will no doubt continue to contribute hugely tothe rest of the world. The knowledge, struggle and spiritual narratives thatare negative must be surpassed and the excavation of Africa’s richcontributions from the past to the present as the foundation for the futuremust be done without fail. There is a need to spread education using a varietyof e-learning platforms.

Letthe African youth, learn the power of networking and togetherness with trustand confidence to overcome all the problems Africa has now. The youth are theproblem solvers today and should make sure there is no problem for Africatomorrow.

ACTIVITIES on the First ALL AFRIKANA YOUTH CONGRESS

     A.   Panels

1. Presentations by the African Federal Congress
2. The Africa Unity for Renaissance
3. THE Pan-African Talent Initiative
4. The Afrikana Post-Graduate Academy
5. THE AUSC VISION, MISSION and Action Plan
6. Revisiting the Pan-African Congresses

     B.   Conference

TITLE: Challenges to overcome in mobilizing the Afrikanayouth to create the Africa united and renascent

Themes

1. Youth education in the current education system...is it real education?
2. Does youth know African knowledge heritage
3. Does the youth know African spiritual Heritage
4. Does the youth know the African struggle heritage
5. The Youth learning Afrikana languages
6. Youth Entrepreneurship both economic and social entrepreneurship
7. Youth creators, inventors and innovators
8. Youth role in the African creative industry, arts and music
9. Youth and gender roles in uniting Africa
10. Agenda 63: Is it too late to postpone African unity?
11. Removing leadership curse, state curse, institution curse
12. How to create predictable and sustainable African unity anchored system

Conference abstracts and papers, must be attached via: abstracts.ausc.committee@gmail.com

Abstracts should include:

Ø The title in a concise form 

Ø Intended Conference theme

Ø Name of authors

Ø Affiliation of Authors

Ø Corresponding e-mail address

ØThe abstract should not be more than 1000 words,

The scientificCommittee will review all submitted abstracts and authors will be notifiedwithin two weeks after the deadline for submission.

Importantdates

Ø Deadline for submission of abstracts   January 30, 2016

Ø Submission of full papers August 30, 2017

ØRegistration c will close on 30 September, 2017

During the October 15-18, 2017, there will be also time for doing the following:

·         Exhibitions in Afrikana arts

·         Cultural shows

·         Youth invention demonstrations

·         Opportunity for youth to join together to do inter-African entrepreneurship

·         The African Entrepreneurship award

·         Poster presentations

·        Colloquia  by students from  natural science, engineering and social andhuman science

Approved by
IRAGUHA BANDORA Yves.
AUSC President.