ASF'26 Registration Now Open — A Continental Webinar
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The African Solutions Network brings together Africans from diverse backgrounds to promote dialogue, collaboration, and practical sustainable solutions for the continent's challenges and opportunities.

“Africa's future cannot be outsourced. Every solution begins with people willing to think, collaborate, and act.”
— ASN Call to Action
About ASN
Many discussions identify problems. ASN is created to bridge this gap through practical, collaborative solutions across fields and regions — connecting thinkers, problem-solvers, and doers across the continent.
Our Vision
To build a connected community of Africans committed to developing practical solutions for Africa's challenges and opportunities.
Our Mission
To connect problem-solvers across Africa, promote meaningful conversations, encourage innovation, and advance practical solutions to African challenges.
Our Pillars
Building accountable institutions and effective leadership.
Preparing Africans for future opportunities.
Solving local challenges through the application of technology.
Supporting entrepreneurship and inclusive growth.
Unlocking Africa's greatest asset: its people.
Strengthening cooperation across African nations.
Advancing healthcare delivery and community wellness.
Championing sustainability and Africa's green transition.
Leadership

Founder & Chair
Nigeria
Goodnews Ogbonna is a certified computer scientist, tech founder, and digital entrepreneur specializing in applied AI solutions and digital technology strategy. He is the founder of the African Solutions Network (ASN), a platform dedicated to advancing collaboration and practical dialogue around Africa's developmental challenges — with emphasis on youth participation and action-oriented ideas.
He holds certifications from the Internet Society (ISOC) and ICANN, reflecting a strong grounding in internet governance and global digital systems. His experience spans cybersecurity, public speaking, and youth-focused initiatives. A graduate of the University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria, he continues to work at the intersection of technology, leadership, and sustainable African development.

Theme
Date
Saturday, 26 Sept 2026
Time
8:00 PM (GMT+1)
Format
Online Webinar
Local start time
Community
ASN operates through country chapters that connect Pan-African strategy to local opportunity. Local hubs bringing Pan-African strategy home. New chapters are opening — JOIN US!
Nigeria
Abuja
Ghana
Accra
South Africa
Johannesburg
DR Congo
Kinshasa
Egypt
Cairo
Uganda
Kampala
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