The 2024 Australia Awards Africa masters cohort convened in Nairobi, Kenya, for a two-day Re-entry Workshop from 20-21 April 2026. Thirty scholars…
Read moreLungile Mamba works as a Legal Trade Officer at Eswatini’s Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Trade. She is an alumna of the…
Read moreAs one of the most climate‑vulnerable countries in the world, Malawi faces escalating challenges driven by extreme weather events, climate uncertainty, and…
Read moreIn celebration of International Women’s Day on 8 March 2026, we recognise the remarkable achievements of our female alumni and scholars across…
Read moreTwenty-nine Australia Awards alumni from the greater Pretoria region attended an Alumni Business Breakfast at the Protea Fire & Ice Hotel in…
Read moreTrade agreements are usually remembered for their signatures, summits, and ceremonial handshakes. What is rarely seen is the painstaking analytical work that…
Read moreIn 2025, Australia Awards Scholar Naomi Muhamba from Malawi, studying towards a Master of Social Policy at the University of Melbourne, quietly…
Read moreWhen alum Dawit Beza Gessese completed his studies at the Australian National University (AASC, Grid Integration of Renewable Energy, 2023), he carried…
Read moreThe 2024 intake of the Australia Awards Africa scholars convened in Sydney, New South Wales for a two-day Reintegration and Career Planning…
Read moreThe climate crisis has not spared developing countries, particularly in Africa, where agriculture remains the backbone of many economies. Ethiopia offers a…
Read moreThe Kenya Australia Awards Alumni Association (KAAA) hosted an Australia Awards Alumni Ball on 28 November 2025 at the Trademark Hotel, Village…
Read moreWhen alumnus Ernest Kidake Anzeze departed Kenya in 2017 for Charles Sturt University in Australia, he carried more than just his belongings,…
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