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Many African Leadership Institute Fellows have provided support to the institute to assist it with continuing its mission. In many instances, they did so via organisations they represent or started and where possible, we will provide links back to those organisations.

This list is currently incomplete, so to Fellows, if you've made a donation, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.to update the list

Class of 2006
Wendy Burgers - 2006 Fellow
Aidan Eyakuze - 2006 Fellow
Abdu Mukhtar - 2006 Fellow
Ronke Onadeko - 2006 Fellow

Class of 2007
Ed Mabaya - 2007 Fellow
Niven Postma - 2007 Fellow
Terence Sibiya - 2007 Fellow
Hassan Usman - 2007 Fellow
Tracey Webster - 2007 Fellow

Class of 2008
Bibi Bakare-Yusuf - 2008 Fellow
Saul Kornik - 2008 Fellow
Ahonsi Unuigbe - 2008 Fellow

Class of 2009
Robin Perks - 2009 Fellow
Susan Mashibe - 2009 Fellow
James Mwangi - 2009 Fellow
Lai Yahaya - 2009 Fellow

Class of 2010
Mohamed Cassim - 2010 Fellow
Ed Macharia - 2010 Fellow
Lorna Irungu - 2010 Fellow
Madji Sock - 2010 Fellow
Salma Mohamed  - 2010 Fellow

Class of 2011
Sanusi Dantata - 2011 Fellow
Momar Dieng - 2011 Fellow
Mucha Mkanganwi - 2011 Fellow
Liz Taylor - 2011 Fellow
Bridget Washira - 2011 Fellow

Class of 2012
Mema Beye - 2012 Fellow
Dr. Amy Jadesimi - 2012 Fellow
Zied Mhirsi - 2012 Fellow
Andrew Mude - 2012 Fellow
Elijah Onyeagba - 2012 Fellow
Farai Shonhiwa - 2012 Fellow
Marc van Olst - 2012 Fellow
Swaady Martin - 2012 Fellow

Class of 2014
Mireille Tushiminina - 2014 Fellow

Class of 2015
Mosun Umoru - 2015 Fellow
Ije Ikoku - 2015 Fellow
Reagile Moatshe - 2015 Fellow
Bowale Adeoye - 2015 Fellow
Mobelaji Adewumi - 2015 Fellow
Mawuli Dake – 2015 Fellow

Class of 2017
Abayomi Awobokun - 2017 Fellow
Ahmed Zahran - 2017 Fellow
Andiswa Bata - 2017 Fellow
Bosun Tijani - 2017 Fellow
Candice Dott - 2017 Fellow
Dirk Holshausen - 2017 Fellow
Fayelle Ouane - 2017 Fellow
Hema Vallabh - 2017 Fellow
Itumeleng Merafe - 2017 Fellow
John-Allan Namu - 2017 Fellow
Kayode Ogunro - 2017 Fellow
Jude MI Abaga - 2017 Fellow
Mitoha Ondo - 2017 Fellow
Ngisana Mngomezulu - 2017 Fellow
Natalie Jabangwe Morris - 2017 Fellow
Noely Martino - 2017 Fellow
Onyinye Ibeneche - 2017 Fellow
Rosy Fynn - 2017 Fellow
Rori Tshabalala - 2017 Fellow
Samantha Ngcolomba - 2017 Fellow
Sonkita Conteh - 2017 Fellow
Stacey Brewer - 2017 Fellow
William Mwiti - 2017 Fellow
Ben Whitelaw - 2017 Fellow
Yap Boum - 2017 Fellow
Isaace Fokuo - 2017 Fellow

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tutu home page"Do your little bit of good where you are; it's those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world."

 

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AFLI appreciates, and depends upon, the financial support of our sponsors, foundations, alumni and individuals. These generous contributions allow us to provide world-class programmes, and to sustain a growing network of high-potential leaders from across Africa.

There are several ways to contribute to AFLI’s vision and success, either as an individual or as an organisation. Please join us in making our funding goals a reality.

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Current Sponsors

AFLI is proud and appreciative of support it receives toward the operation of its various programmes.  Current sponsors include:

Previous sponsors, donors and supporters

AFLI is proud and appreciative of support it receives toward the operation of its various programmes.  The Institute has been supported in its development and operations by generous grants and donations from:

In addition, many people have provided their time and their services pro bono. These include, the Management, Trustees, Directors and Alumni, as well as some wonderful individuals who care deeply for what the Institute is trying to achieve for Africa. The Institute is extremely grateful for their selfless support.

 

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About AFLI

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The African Leadership Institute (AFLI) focuses on building the capacity and capability of visionary and strategic leadership across the continent. Developing exceptional leaders representing all spheres of society, the Institute’s flagship programme is the prestigious Archbishop Tutu Leadership Fellowship. Offering a multifaceted learning experience and run in partnership with Oxford University, it is awarded annually to 20-25 carefully chosen candidates, nominated from across Africa. Alumni of the African Leadership Institute form a dynamic network of Fellows passionately committed to the continent’s transformation, bridging the divide between nations and ensuring that Africa is set centre-stage in global affairs.