Ubuntu Radio in conversation with DDG Mogangoe ahead of the BI-CENTENIAL AFRICA CHILDREN’S SUMMIT.

The South African government led by the Department of Social Development (DSD) in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund will host the Bi-Annual Africa Children's Summit from 4–7 April 2025 in Roedean Senior School and St John’s College Parktown, Johannesburg, South Africa.

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Interview with Ambassador Omar Mjenga, the CEO & President of Centre For International Policy Africa on the sidelines of the Africa Consultative Meeting towards a fairer more inclusive global order. This year’s focus was on US-Africa relations, with a secondary discussion held on the role of middle powers in (re)balancing the global governance system and reviving multilateralism and the UN.

Deputy Minister Alvin Botes delivered the keynote and opening address at the Africa Consultative Meeting towards a fairer more inclusive global order. This year’s focus was on US-Africa relations, with a secondary discussion held on the role of middle powers in (re)balancing the global governance system and reviving multilateralism and the UN.

[Audio] South Africa’s G20 Sherpa and Director-General for the Department of International Relations and Cooperation, Mr Zane Dangor, holds a press briefing, at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, on South Africa’s G20 Presidency for the year, as well as to unpack its priorities, 25/03/25.

Interview with Mr Georgios Kostakos from the Foundation For Global Governance & Sustainability on the sidelines of the Africa Consultative Meeting towards a fairer more inclusive global order. This year’s focus was on US-Africa relations, with a secondary discussion held on the role of middle powers in (re)balancing the global governance system and reviving multilateralism and the UN.

Interview with Denusha Cameron & Nokuthula Simelane, University of Stellenbosch students during the Africa Consultative Meeting towards a fairer more inclusive global order. This year’s focus was on US-Africa relations, with a secondary discussion held on the role of middle powers in (re)balancing the global governance system and reviving multilateralism and the UN.