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[VIDEO] Highlights from the Second Africtivists Summit #Ouaga2018

25 octobre 2025

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  1. Two-minute final summary: http://bit.ly/2Ju9rm5
  2. Address by Cheikh Fall, President of Africtivistes: http://bit.ly/2Kl9AJG
  3. Address by H.E. Mr Roch Marc Christian Kaboré, President of Faso: http://bit.ly/2tBwgOH
  4. High-level panel — Digital democracy in Africa: what mechanisms can foster collaboration between governments and civil society actors? http://bit.ly/2ttfq5o
  5. Panel 1 — Social media: tools for transforming political engagement in Africa? http://bit.ly/2zLD8zA
  6. Panel 2 — Digital and media: understanding new paradigms in the information society. What does Africa propose? http://bit.ly/2NS5URY
  7. Panel 3 — Governance, media and civil society: what synergies can drive democratic change in Africa? http://bit.ly/2LdUhq4
  8. Panel 4 — Civic engagement: new forms of civic mobilisation http://bit.ly/2uAUIAo
  9. Panel 5 — Whistle-blowers: new weapons for transparency and good governance, or a myth about a new form of journalism in Africa? http://bit.ly/2Nhs4Mn
  10. Panel 6 — Digital revolution in Africa: women driving innovation http://bit.ly/2KZgyIO
  11. Panel 7 — Political engagement in Africa: women leading the struggle http://bit.ly/2NV1kSR
  12. Debate 1 — From open data to open government http://bit.ly/2LfM7gM
  13. Debate 2 — Africa’s idea accelerators: civic tech and civic innovation hubs in Africa http://bit.ly/2L0aQXa
  14. Debate 3 — How can cyber-activism change perceptions of Africa? http://bit.ly/2NmQbJz
  15. Debate 4 — Digital democracy: what comes next? A sociological study of African societies http://bit.ly/2uFy8q6
  16. Country focus — Togo: From protest to revolution: what role can social media play? http://bit.ly/2LkeEP4
  17. Country focus — Chad: From independence to social movements: what has digital technology contributed? http://bit.ly/2us986L
  18. “Keynote 2: Promoting enhanced citizenship: who organises public debate? How can it be improved and made relevant? By Kevin EZE, author and researcher (Nigeria)” http://bit.ly/2uEnj82
  19. Closing panel — Digital democracy: the opportunities and challenges of ICTs for African democracies http://bit.ly/2m4XZE4
  20. ANNA GUEYE Award — Media and Civic Engagement http://bit.ly/2uEYit5
  21. Interview with Cheikh Fall (President of Africtivistes): http://bit.ly/2utUls5
  22. Interview with Safwene Grira (Tunisia): http://bit.ly/2NVODaA
  23. Interview with Floribert Anzuluni — Filimbi (DR Congo): http://bit.ly/2mlkO6A
  24. Interview with Makaila Nguebla (Chad): http://bit.ly/2uB9OWB
  25. Interview with Abdourahmane Semmar, Editor-in-Chief of Algeriepart (Algeria): http://bit.ly/2Jy1D2C
  26. Interview with Ruth Aine (Uganda): http://bit.ly/2utVaBb
  27. Interview with Rosebell Kagumire (Uganda): http://bit.ly/2NgE8gS

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