WikiAfrica Hour is a monthly vodcast to support the activities of the WikiAfrica movement and wikimedians across Africa.
In 2021, Wiki In Africa launched the WikiAfrica Hour. WikiAfrica Hour is a live broadcast, interview format monthly ‘vodcast’ that aims to reconnect, network, and drive sharing and collaborations across the continent. The ‘show’ is currently hosted by Ceslause Ogbonnaya.
WikiAfrica Hour focuses on:
Sharing current updates, and highlights of Africa Wikimedians activities
Interacting with guest(s) (if any), and take questions from community members
Promoting synergy within the Wiki community by discussing topics, projects, constraints, collaborations, and opportunities.
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Episode 20 of WikiAfrica Hour starts 2023 with a bang! Ceslause hosts a panel made up of leaders from the incredible community events that are planned for this year. It is a timely glimpse into what post-COVID Wikimedia conferences are evolving into.
WikiAfrica Hour hosted a watch party for the Wikimedia Cool Tool award 2022. The show was preceded by a conversation with Egbe Eugene Agbor, an experienced tool developer and maintainer in the movement.
In the Wikimedia movement, transitioning a group of volunteers from a loose collective to a formal usergroup (along with accreditation from AFCom) is the first step towards validation within the global community. Three of Africa's leaders talk about the ups and downs for building and maintaining a Wikimedia Usergroup.
Wiki Loves Africa 2022 has announced the winners of the international competition. In this episode, we meet the winners and explore the photography & videography journeys that lead them to Wiki Loves Africa.
A round table discussion with the creatives on what drives Wikipedia's global brand, as the Wikimedia community embarks on a quest for a sound logo. How are Wikis easily identified? Why are these identities important? Why is a sound logo needed?
A tête-à-tête with some very experienced Wikimedians/Wikipedians in Residence (WIR), to learn what it takes to be one, plan and execute topical projects successfully, while helping Wikimedia solidify relationships with other organizations.