Africa Capacity Bulletin
ACBF continues to build capacity in women's groups through practical interventions and technical skills support.
The COVID-19 pandemic is a major crisis for Africa. To better understand the economic impact, we need to look at the three dimensions of this pandemic. First; is the impact of the disease itself on individuals, families, communities, nations and regions.
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-Edito: How ACBF is making a difference in African innovation and why your support counts
-ACBF’s role in mentoring more African innovators
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-Edito: From our Executive Secretary
-Transforming the lives of underprivileged women in Nairobi
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- Think thanks: Key to Industrial Development in Africa
- Time for a skills revolution in Africa
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-Egypt and the Gulf: New inroads sought for Africa’s capacity and development
-ACBF-Afreximbank partnership to support Africa
Welcome to the tenth edition of Africa Capacity. The African Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF) believes in an Africa that is able to achieve its own development.
Welcome to the ninth edition of Africa Capacity. The ACBF member countries are increasingly honoring their membership contribution to the Foundation which, in turn, is key to enable us fulfill our mandate on capacity development in Africa
Welcome to the eighth edition of Africa Capacity. The Africa Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF) continues to drum the relevance of Africans making the continent "The Africa We Want". In line with the African Union Agenda 2063 - "a strategy to optimize use of Africa's resources for the benefits of all Africans"
This issue highlights yet other achievements by the Foundation through a variety of programs that its supports across our continent. Capacity building can only bear positive fruits when gaps have been identified and solutions put into place to remedy the deficiencies.