Africa's Creative Council Launches to Amplify Narratives

A coalition of Africa's creative leaders has come together to form a Creative Council as part of the Opportunity Africa initiative, aimed at reshaping the continent's narrative in alignment with the African Union's Agenda 2063. The council will bring together senior leaders from various sectors to guide creative direction and connect a wide network across the continent.
Faith Adhiambo, the communications director for Agenda 2063 at the African Union, emphasized the importance of amplifying Africa's voice and encouraging partnerships to grow this movement. Moki Makura, the Executive Director of Africa No Filter and co-chair of the council, highlighted the need for the world to see Africa's potential beyond its challenges.
Tosin Adefeko, founder and CEO of AT3 Resource Movement Agency, noted that the council aims to ensure the next generation of Africans is seen as capable agents of change. The initiative seeks to create a unified story that reflects Africa's aspirations and progress.
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