Changing the African Narrative Through Constructive, Impactful Journalism

Redefining Africa through Constructive Journalism and Social Advocacy

About Us

Redefining Africa through solution - based journalism

Africa Feature Network (AFN) is a Pan-African NGO using constructive journalism to reshape Africa. We are a vibrant team of young journalists committed to actively driving change across the continent. Our work is guided by 10 pillars: governance, justice, economy, technology, environment, conservation, youth, women, health, and culture — all aimed at building a more informed and transformed Africa.

We Are a Pan-African Media Organization Committed to Changing the Narrative

Driven by Integrity, Impact, and the Power of Truth

1. Governance and Accountability

Our focus is in strengthening transparency, ethical leadership, and public accountability systems that serve the people. Through data-driven investigations, institutional analysis, and civic oversight, we work to expose inefficiencies and champion democratic governance across Africa.

2. Justice and Human Rights

We are committed to advancing justice where laws meet humanity. By highlighting structural injustices, promoting legal reforms, and fostering civic consciousness, our work strengthens institutions that protect the rights and freedoms of all individuals.

3. Economic Transformation and Innovation

Driving Africa’s economic story beyond numbers and into impact. We analyze policy trends, spotlight transformative innovations, and support frameworks that promote inclusive growth, regional trade, and industrial sustainability.

Message from the Founder

The question about Africa’s progress has been raised for far too long. But as is the case in most developing democracies around the world, it is a collective responsibility to ensure we live on a continent that is truly transformed. The Africa Feature Network is a vision committed to playing an active role in redefining our continent through solution-based journalism and social advocacy. As changemakers with the drive to be part of this transformation, we are here to ignite action and become part of the story.

Peter Aowa - Founder & President

Discover the Stories Shaping Africa’s Future

Featured Stories of Impact, Justice, and Change.

Featured Stories

How Nairobi’s Jua Kali Industry is Powering Kenya’s Informal

An artisan paints a metal box outside Mr. Richard Owino’s workshop in Kamukunji, Nairobi //Photo: Teddy Baing’oni Preferred for its durability, affordability, and easy repair, Jua Kali products...

Muna Kalati Launches New App Interface in a move

In a major stride toward digital inclusion and cultural relevance in education, Muna Kalati—a key partner of Africa Feature Network, has officially unveiled a revamped user interface for its...

Sharo Festival: How West Africa’s Popular Festival is Shaping

An African adage that says, ‘In the place that is difficult, we meet a man,’ has proven its authenticity among the Fulani boys in the Sharo’s Festival, which portrays the...

Ugandan Museum Owners Harness AI to Promote Culture &

Cross-Cultural Foundation of Uganda-CCFU ED, Ms Barbra Babweteera Mutambi, Bishop Sheldon Mwesigwa and other officials during the launch of ‘Inspiration from the Past’ book at the East...

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Testimonials That Inspire

"As a young journalist, I’ve always dreamed of working with a network that truly prioritizes African stories, values, and voices. AFN’s vision gives me hope—finally, a continental space committed to justice, accountability, and impact-driven reporting."

– Jackson Oketch, Aspiring Investigative Journalist, Kenya

"The idea of a Pan-African network that empowers youth, women, and marginalized communities through media is incredibly inspiring. I’m eager to engage with AFN and be part of something that can redefine how we tell our own stories."

– Samuel Ndlovu, Community Organizer, South Africa

"From conservation to digital innovation, AFN’s ten-pillar approach shows they’re not just about news—they’re about transformation. I believe AFN will become a cornerstone for change agents across the continent."

– Aïcha Diop, Youth Climate Advocate, Senegal

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