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The Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa (OSISA) is part of the global network of Open Society Foundations (OSF) and operates in eleven (11) southern African countries: Angola, Botswana, DRC, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe. OSISA promotes open society values by working towards building vibrant and tolerant democracies across the region, […]

An organization based on Africanism and Pan-Africanism; Principles, ideologies and movement that Encourage Culture and Solidarity of Africans Worldwide. Contact number: +256 701 926 809Email Address: thepanafricanyouthleague@gmail.com

The Pathways for Prosperity Commission on Technology and Inclusive Development examines how to turn the potential risks of technological change into opportunities for inclusive development. Website: www.pathwayscommission.bsg.ox.ac.uk/

SAYLN is a network of individuals and organisations who coordinate youth activities focusing on Managing Diversity & Social Cohension in South Africa. SAYLN envisions and works towards “a South African society where we see diversity not as a threat, but value, accept and embrace it as a positive potential.” The Network is a non-profit organisation

The South African Youth Movement was formed in 2010 as an initiative to start an organization that can address issues affecting the youth. Contact number: 074 338 4226Email Address: Info@sayouth.org.zaWebsite: www.sayouth.org.za

CAMFED is a pan-African movement, revolutionizing how girls’ education is delivered. Through a gold-standard system of accountability to the young people and communities we serve, we have created a model that radically improves girls’ prospects of becoming independent, influential women. Contact number: +255 22 276 106 5 / 6Email Address: tanzania@camfed.orgWebsite: www.camfed.org

The African Network of Youth Policy Experts (AfriNYPE) came alive during First Global Forum on Youth Policies in Baku, Azerbaijan. Sequel to the global forum, African delegates engaged in intensive dialogues and did situation analysis of youth policies in the region, mapping and SWOT analysis followed by concrete document that led to the emergence of AfriNYPE. A privileged

The Foundation’s long-term investment in empowering African entrepreneurs is emblematic of Tony Elumelu’s philosophy of Africapitalism, which positions Africa’s private sector and most importantly entrepreneurs, as the catalyst for the social and economic development of the continent. Website: www.tonyelumelufoundation.org

The Vodacom Foundation is the corporate social investment (CSI) arm of Vodacom. The Foundation leverages Vodacom’s enormous technological capability to improve people’s lives. Contact number: 082 1307055/ 011 653 5229Email Address: Foundation@vodacom.co.zaWebsite: www.vodacomfoundationsa.co.za

The West African Youth Network (WAYN) is a regional youth empowerment organization established by four young people from West Africa in March 2001. The Mission is to serve as a primary catalyst for enhancing youth participation in issues relating to governance, human rights and peace building in the region. Contact number: 00232-22-220932Email Address: info@waynyouth.orgWebsite: www.waynyouth.org