Following the 10th anniversary celebration, it is encouraging to see how the sense of fellowship amongst the Fellows is developing and growing stronger.  To give you a sense of this, we celebrate the fellowship through the obligatory WhatsApp pics that are always posted whenever two or more Fellows gather and ‘check-in’ with the broader community.  It is only through greater networking and connectedness that we will harness the collective potential of the network. 

The Kenyan Fellows South Sudan initiative, for example, was born out of a high tea gathering one Friday afternoon. Another attendee was Dr. Terence Sibiya, banking executive at Nedbank and AFLI board member.  Thanks Janah and Geci for organising the respective gatherings!  So although these may appear to be mere selfies, they are indicators of change brewing among the Tutu Fellowship. 

 

Julie Gichuru and Victor Ochen at a Global Goals event with GoT actor Nikolaj Coster-WaldauJulie Gichuru and Victor Ochen at a Global Goals event with GoT actor Nikolaj Coster-WaldauRachel Adam, Mucha Mkanganwi, Christiaan Ndoro hosting Jacqueline Muna Musiitwa in HarareRachel Adam, Mucha Mkanganwi, Christiaan Ndoro hosting Jacqueline Muna Musiitwa in HarareDr Wiebe Boer Dr Jumoke Oduwole and Ije Ikoku at the African Finance Corporation Live event in Abuja todayDr Wiebe Boer, Dr Jumoke Oduwole and Ije Ikoku at the African Finance Corporation Live event in AbujaCatherine Constatinides, Nkuli Bogopa, and Monica Musonda At the Forbes Leading Women Summit on International Women's DayCatherine Constatinides, Nkuli Bogopa, and Monica Musonda At the Forbes Leading Women Summit on International Women's DayAda Osakwe and Bright SimonsAda Osakwe and Bright SimonsJulie hosting a discussion on South Sudan on her show Africa Leadership Dialogues. A result of the Kenyan Fellows South Sudan initiativeJulie Gichuru hosting a discussion on South Sudan - a result of the Kenyan Fellows South Sudan initiativeIfeoma Malo and Wiebe BoerIfeoma Malo and Wiebe BoerMokena Makeka, Victor Ochen and Rinos MautsaMokena Makeka, Victor Ochen and Rinos MautsaFellows at Mo Ibrahim Governance WeekendFellows at Mo Ibrahim Governance Weekendb2ap3 large Ada Yomi Owobokun CynthiaAda Osakwe, Abayomi Awobokun and Cynthia Umoru aka Pretty Miss FarmerDr Geci Karuri-Sebina and Dr Wiebe Boer at the African Development Week in Dakar, SenegalDr Geci Karuri-Sebina and Dr Wiebe Boer at the African Development Week in Dakar, SenegalAda Osakwe, Shaka Sisulu and Zukie SiyotulaAda Osakwe, Shaka Sisulu and Zukie Siyotula2010 Fellows Edwin Macharia and Eric Kacou bump into each other at an airport somewhere...2010 Fellows Edwin Macharia and Eric Kacou bump into each other at an airport somewhere...The Nairobi Tea FellowsThe Nairobi Tea FellowsEdwin Macharia outside My Republik, Namibian Ally Angula's newly opened store in RwandaEdwin Macharia outside My Republik, Namibian Ally Angula's newly opened store in RwandaJoburg Fellows enjoy a jazz night out at The OrbitJoburg Fellows enjoy a jazz night out at The OrbitVictor Ochen and Aidan Eyakuze at a conference in Boston on Resilience in ChildrenVictor Ochen and Aidan Eyakuze at a conference in Boston on Resilience in ChildrenFrançois Bonnici and Sello HatangFrançois Bonnici and Sello HatangBame Pule and Marc van Olst doing businessBame Pule and Marc van Olst doing businessAidan Eyakuze, Neema Ndunguru, January Makamba, and Charles Washoma meeting in Dar es SalaamAidan Eyakuze, Neema Ndunguru, January Makamba, and Charles Washoma meeting in Dar es SalaamDr Julie MakaniDr Julie MakaniSello Hatang giving a keynote address at François Bonnici's Bertha CentreSello Hatang giving a keynote address at François Bonnici's Bertha CentreDr Landry Signe buys the last copy of Fellow Kopano Matlwa's 3rd novel, Period PainDr Landry Signe buys the last copy of Fellow Kopano Matlwa's 3rd novel, Period PainSello Hatang and Tracey Webster meet to organise a Tutu Fellows dialogueSello Hatang and Tracey Webster meet to organise a Tutu Fellows dialogue

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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.