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African Conferences, June 1st - 6th

Event happening all over Africa between the 1st to 6th of June 2026

Edwin Tsekpo

03 Jun 2026 — 2 min read

2026-06-01 2026-06-06

19th International Conference & Exhibition on training & Skills Development

3rd - 5th 2026 - Accra, Ghana

The 19th Edition of eLearning Africa will take place from 3 – 5 June, 2026 in Accra, Ghana, co-hosted by the Ministry of Education under the patronage of the Honourable Minister of Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu.

Accra, Ghana’s dynamic capital, is not only a thriving centre of culture and enterprise in West Africa, but also a leading force in the continent’s education transformation agenda. As the host of eLearning Africa 2026, Ghana offers a compelling setting: a country committed to expanding access to quality education, investing in foundational learning, and building strong, data-driven partnerships for sustainable impact.

With major reforms such as the Ghana Accountability for Learning Outcomes Project (GALOP) and an ambitious Education Strategic Plan (2018–2030), Ghana is laying the groundwork for scalable, long-term progress. Its leadership in results-based financing, teacher support, and inclusive stakeholder engagement is matched by a vibrant EdTech startup scene and a new generation of innovators driving change from the ground up. Young Ghanaians are not only adopting technology but are actively creating it, developing homegrown solutions that address educational challenges and enhance learning experiences across the country.

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Scifest Ghana

5th - 6th June 2026 - Accra, Ghana

Scifest Ghana is an annual festival organized by G.H.Scientific in collaboration with the Ghana Museum and Monuments Board. The festival is a celebration of everything STEM in a fun and family friendly environment

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The People still Remember: Kenya’s Gen Z Protests Still Matters Even After Two Years

On June 25, 2026, flowers returned to the streets before the chants did. Outside Kenya’s Parliament, families of young people killed during the 2024 anti-government protests gathered to lay wreaths on police barricades that had once separated demonstrators from the state.

West Africa’s Flood Crisis Is More Than a Climate Concern

In recent weeks, torrential rains have swept across several West African countries, leaving behind a familiar trail of destruction. The more difficult question is not why it rained. It is why the same cities continue to flood.

Citizenship as a Weapon: Niger’s Crackdown and the Future of Political Dissent

Niger’s ruling military junta, has taken a step that is raising difficult questions across the Sahel. The government has provisionally stripped exiled opposition figure Mariama Djibrine of her nationality, accusing her of inciting revolt and collaborating with foreign powers.

What Senegal’s Constitutional Reforms Mean for Democracy in West Africa

In late June, Senegal’s National Assembly approved a package of constitutional amendments designed to rebalance power within government. Among the most significant changes are proposals to prevent the President from serving as the leader of a political party while in office...

19th International Conference & Exhibition on training & Skills Development

3rd - 5th 2026 - Accra, Ghana

Registration & Participation

Scifest Ghana

5th - 6th June 2026 - Accra, Ghana

Registration & Participation

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The People still Remember: Kenya’s Gen Z Protests Still Matters Even After Two Years

West Africa’s Flood Crisis Is More Than a Climate Concern

Citizenship as a Weapon: Niger’s Crackdown and the Future of Political Dissent

What Senegal’s Constitutional Reforms Mean for Democracy in West Africa