Wiki In Africa Alumni
We have been honoured to work with the following Wikimedians as contracted staff (starting as interns) or as part of a local country project team. We hope their invaluable work with us has contributed to their growth and journey in the open movement.
Contracted Staff and Interns
2021-2023 – Wiki In Africa Community Facilitator & WikiAfrica Hour host
Nigeria
2023 – AKI Africa Environment
Rwanda
2022 – Wiki In Africa Community Facilitator
Ghana
2021 – Wiki Loves Women Community Facilitator
Botswana
2021 – Nos Jardins Cameroon Facilitator
Cameroon
Project Teams
WikiChallenge Écoles d’Afrique (2017 – present)
- Macassar, France, 2017-2023
Benin
- Fawaz.tairou, 2017-2023
Cameroon
- Lexy_Tchuileu, 2021-2023
- Minette Lontsie
- Ingrid twinsy, 2021-2023
Guinea
- Aboubacar Macron Keita, 2019-2021
- Aïcha Arabiya Aïcha, 2019-2021
Morroco
- Reda Benkhadra, 2023-2023
Mali
- Nfana Diakite, 2017-2021
Wiki Loves Women (2016 – present)
Wiki Loves Women Focus Group Members (2021 – present)
Wiki Loves Women Country Representatives (2016-2019)
Cameroon (2016-17)
- Georges Foudoup – Country Team Lead
Côte d’Ivoire (2016-17)
- Dominique Eliane Yao – Country Team Lead
- Donatien Kanga – Chairman of Wikimedia Usergroup Cote d’Ivoire
- Carine Famien – Country Team
- Emmanuel Dabo – Country Team
Ghana (2016-17)
- Felix Nartey – Country Team Lead
- Raphael Berchie – Country Team Lead
Nigeria (2016-17)
- Olaniyan Olushola – Country Team Lead
- Jamie Tubers
- Kaizenify
- Olufemi Simeon Adeniyi
Tanzania (2018-19)
- Maryam Mgonja – Country Team
- Iddy John – Country Team
- Antoni Mtavangu – Country Team
Uganda (2018-19)
- Douglas Ssebagala – Country Team Lead
- Erina Mukuta – Events Manager
- Mulumba Ivan – Country Team
- Bukulu Steven – Country Team
- Alice Kibombo – Country Team
- Donah Mafabi – Country Team
Nos Jardins (2021)
Kumusha Takes Wiki (2013-2014)
Cote d’Ivoire
- Samuel Guebo, 2013-2014
- Cyriac Gbogou, 2013-2014
Uganda
- Erina Mukuta – Country Team Lead
- Mulumba Ivan – Country Team