Host Organization: Bandung Africa In Partnership With: The British Institute of East Africa (BIEA) Date & Time: June 26, 2026 | 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM EAT Format: Hybrid (In-person at Laikipia Road, Nairobi, and Digital Broadcast) Moderator: Mathew K. Samuel 1. Executive Summary Bandung Africa, in collaboration with the British Institute of East Africa...Read More
Date of Event: June 20, 2026 Venue: The British Institute in Eastern Africa (BIEA), Nairobi, Kenya Format: Hybrid (Physical Plenary & International Digital Delegation) Total Attendance: 300+ Registered Delegates Theme: Bridging the Bandung Spirit and AU Agenda 2063: Institutionalizing Youth Governance, Cultural Sovereignty, and Pan-African Diplomacy I. INTRODUCTION & CONTEXTUAL FRAMEWORK On June 20, 2026,...Read More
Ubuntu Solutions for Climate and Agricultural Transformation Jointly Hosted by Bandung Africa and the British Institute in East Africa (BIEA) Date of Proceedings: May 29, 2026 Overview 1. Opening Proceedings and Contextual Briefing. The forum commenced with an introductory session marked by fraternal exchanges and expressions of solidarity regarding recent regional events. Delegations noted with...Read More
Overview To mark International Women’s Day, Bandung Africa and the British Institute in Eastern Africa (BIEA) hosted a transformative webinar under the theme “Give to Gain.” The session brought together a global panel of leaders to discuss the “care economy,” the structural barriers facing African women, and the radical power of women supporting women. From...Read More
Overview Our recent hybrid webinar brought together a powerhouse collective of legal experts, activists, and media practitioners to address a critical question: How free is the African voice today? From the courtrooms of the Turks and Caicos to the digital landscapes of East Africa, the conversation moved beyond theory into the lived realities of those on...Read More
Overview Our third hybrid webinar tackled one of the most defining issues of the 21st century: African Migration. Moving beyond the headlines of “brain drain,” our panel of policymakers, communication specialists, and returnees explored migration as a two-way street. The discussion reframed the global African diaspora not as a loss to the continent, but as a powerful,...Read More
