The final episode of 2024, and 41st broadcast of WikiAfrica Hour, is a special edition! We’ll be showcasing some of the African communities and individuals whose achievements over the past year have contributed to raising our voices as African Wikimedians. As a space where Africa’s Wikimedians can share their work and knowledge, and digest those learnings, WikiAfrica Hour has become “the voice” of the community. What better way to close out the year than with a celebration of those voices!

In this episode, our guest host Justice Okai-Allotey will talk to some of the facilitators and community leaders of key African projects about what inspired them to found their projects. We’ll also explore what it takes to facilitate those projects and the challenges they’ve faced along the way. As African Wikimedians, we know about the importance of collaborations, so we’ll also be taking a look at partnerships those projects have developed, both within and outside of the Wiki landscape. 

Come celebrate our community’s achievements, and gain insights and inspiration on what it takes to start projects and ensure long term sustainability. 

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