All-Africa Students Union (AASU)

🌟2025 New Year Message from the AASU Secretary-General: Transforming African Education Together🌟 As we usher in 2025, the All-Africa Students Union (AASU) reaffirms its unwavering commitment to creating a student-centred, inclusive education system across the continent. In his New Year Message, the Secretary-General highlights critical priorities for the year, including: 📚 Driving education reforms under the new CESA 2.0 framework. 💻 Promoting digital inclusion and equitable access to learning tools. 💡 Empowering students to lead policy reforms and shape their futures. 👩🔬 Supporting girls and marginalised groups through targeted initiatives. 🌱 Advocating for green skills to tackle climate challenges. This year, let’s build on our shared achievements and work together for a brighter, more equitable future for Africa’s youth. #AASU #CESA2 #EducationTransformation #YouthLeadership #SustainableAfrica

End-of-year message from the AASU Secretary-General: We are grateful to all our partners for your support and commitment to including students and young people in shaping Africa’s future! In 2025, we look forward to amplifying our efforts to ensure that every child has access to quality education, opportunities, and the resources needed to achieve their dreams. Compliments of the Season!

One Book at a Time✨ At AASU, we believe that each student deserves the chance to explore new worlds through literature. Our Story Book Bank connects students with stories that inspire, educate, and empower. Join us on 27th December, 2024 at Echoing Hills Village, as we partner with the Teacher Trainees Association of Ghana (TTAG) - EGA Sector to embark on a journey of discovery, one book at a time.

Happening Now: AASU Secretary General speaks at University of Professional Studies, Accra Maiden Conference on Tertiary Education in Ghana! The University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) is currently hosting its Maiden Conference to explore critical issues shaping the future of tertiary education in Ghana. 📌 Theme: The State and Future of Tertiary Education in Ghana 📍 Venue: Kofi Ohene-Konadu Auditorium (KOKA), UPSA As part of this important event, Mr. Peter Kwasi Kodjie, Secretary-General of the All-Africa Students UNION is participating in a thought-provoking panel discussion on: 🔥 “Rote Learning & Memory Dependency: Current Issues with Educational Pedagogy” This session will delve into the limitations of rote learning, its impact on critical thinking and innovation, and the need to redefine Ghana’s educational approach for a brighter future. 🔗 Join us now as we engage, rethink, and reimagine education for tomorrow’s leaders! #UPSAConference #TertiaryEducation #EducationalReform #InnovationInEducation #FutureOfLearning

The All-Africa Students Union congratulates the newly elected executives of the Southern Africa Students Union: President Dennis Chipili, Vice President Dorothea Nangolo, Secretary General Julia Mtsweni, Secretary General Gabisile Ndukuya, and Treasurer General Emmanuel Sitima. We celebrate their leadership and look forward to their contributions towards advancing student welfare across the region.

The All-Africa Students Union congratulates Dennis Chipili on his election as the 5th President of the Southern Africa Students Union. We wish him success in his tenure as he leads with vision and dedication to advancing the interests of students across the region

The All-Africa Students Union congratulates H.E John Dramani Mahama on his election as President-elect of the Republic of Ghana. We are confident that your tenure will inspire progress, unity, and opportunities for all. We look forward to your leadership in advancing sustainable development, fostering inclusivity, and empowering the youth across Ghana and the continent.

At the recently held launch of the Africa Digital Students and Youth Initiative, Dr. Dennis SINYOLO emphasised the need for curriculum reform, the transformative power of technology and AI, and the importance of adaptable education systems to shape Africa’s future.

Education is key to breaking cycles of violence. By teaching intersectionality in schools, we can empower young people to challenge harmful norms and build a future free from GBV. Let’s invest in education for all. 📚💜 #EducationForAll #EndGBV #16days

Healthcare systems often fail GBV survivors, especially those from minority communities. From language barriers to discriminatory practices, these women face immense challenges in accessing care. It’s time to address these disparities and build inclusive healthcare systems that serve all women. 💜🏥 #HealthcareForAll #IntersectionalHealthcare #EndGBV #16days