AU On the Go

An interview with an alumni of Interfaith Dialogue on Violent Extremism (iDove). He shares his perspectives on a "Cool Imam" project.

Musa Frimpong shares with us his experience as an African student finding his way in and around China.

His Excellency Julius Maada Bio, president of the Republic of Sierra Leone shares his views on corrupt practices prevalent in Africa.

If the world is not going to recognize our efforts, it is up to us to recognize and celebrate our achievements. Kamil Olufowobi, the CEO and Founder of Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD), spoke to us along the margins of the Annual AU Summit regarding the need for us to celebrate one another and how creating a network of Black Excellence can benefit the continent of Africa.

'If we the youth don't take the initiative to go towards the African Union and what they are doing, we will not assure the continuity and development.' - founder of the Model African Union, Hamza Ghedamsi, opens up about the African Union simulation and the development of the continent's future leaders.

2018 was the AU's year to 'Combat Corruption: A sustainable path to development.' In what has been a problem plaguing the continent for decades, why did the AU dedicate 2018 specifically to eradicate this problem? And how exactly did they arrive at the decision?

Culture? Such a widely used term isn’t it? But what is it like, especially as a woman, when you grow up in a liberal culture then move to your original, conservative culture in your adult years? Is it different, difficult… intimidating? We chatted with two ladies, who recently moved back to Somaliland, on how they adapted.

Modern Day Slavery. What is it? Does it exist? What can be done about it?

On this segment, Lievin Feliho talks about contemporary slavery.

In this first episode of Au On the Go, we sit down with Prudence Sebahizi of the AU's Trade and Industry Department as he tells us more about the Continental Free Trade Area Agreement signed by most member states.