Who are we? We are activists, policy experts, and change-makers. We make our voices heard, demand accountability, and fight for a more just world where Africa is an equal player and people across the continent can live healthy, thriving lives. This is who we are. 💪

Tomorrow, Morocco takes the field on one of the world's biggest stages. ⚽🇲🇦 But Morocco's story goes far beyond football. From making World Cup history in 2022 to being home to the world's oldest continuously operating university, Morocco is helping shape our shared future in ways many people don't know. Below are a few facts that might surprise you. 🌍 #FIFAWorldCup2026

In their latest piece for African Business, @David_McNair and @ndidiNwuneli explore what the Hormuz shock reveals about a deeper challenge facing African economies: vulnerability to disruptions beyond their borders. When a crisis thousands of miles away can drive up fuel, food, fertilizer, and borrowing costs across the continent, resilience becomes more than a crisis-response challenge. It becomes a question of investment. The long-term answer lies in strengthening the foundations of growth: energy, manufacturing, regional production, and trade systems that can better withstand global shocks. Read their analysis here: african.business/2026/06/ene…

South Africa returns to football's biggest stage to open the 2026 tournament against Mexico. ⚽️🌍 Sixteen years after hosting the first FIFA World Cup on African soil! 👏🏽 From the unforgettable legacy of 2010 to a new generation ready to make its mark, this moment is about more than a match. It's another chapter in Africa's growing influence on the global game. Good luck, Bafana Bafana!🇿🇦 #FIFAWorldCup2026 #BafanaBafana #SouthAfrica

Tomorrow, 10 African nations will take the world’s biggest stage. 🌍⚽ But Africa’s impact goes far beyond the pitch. From medical innovation and renewable energy to culture, entrepreneurship, and climate leadership, these nations are helping shape our shared future every day. As the world tunes in for the World Cup, it’s also a chance to celebrate the people, ideas, and achievements changing the narrative about Africa’s global contribution. Because Africa doesn’t just compete on the world stage. Africa helps shape it. Meet the 10 African nations competing this year—and share which team you’re backing. 👇🏽 #WorldCup2026 #FIFAWorldCup

When an outbreak makes the headlines, misinformation often follows. That’s why we sat down with ONE’s Director of Health Financing for Africa, Dr. William Menson, to break down what’s happening in the DRC and Uganda, what makes this Ebola outbreak different, and the actions that need to follow. Outbreaks like this remind us of what’s at stake. Strong health systems, early detection, and sustained global health investments help save lives and make all of us safer. Watch through for the facts, and share this post with your network to help spread awareness. 🌍 #Ebola #Uganda #DRC #GlobalHealth

ONE welcomes @AmbassadorGreen as President and CEO. Mark brings extensive leadership experience across government, diplomacy, and international development, with deep ties to Africa. He served as U.S. Ambassador to Tanzania, taught in Kenya, and spent part of his childhood in South Africa — experiences that have shaped his commitment to opportunity and economic growth across the continent. We’re excited to welcome Mark to ONE and to continue advancing the investments, partnerships, and policies that create opportunity and drive progress across Africa.

African athletes aren’t just part of global sport — they’re helping define it. 🌍 From Morocco becoming the first African nation to reach a World Cup semifinal to South Africa winning a record 4 Rugby World Cups, African excellence continues to shape the global game. And in 2026, Africa will send a record 9 teams to the FIFA World Cup. ⚽️ Because Africa makes the world — through talent, culture, and a generation of athletes shaping the future of global sport. As we continue to celebrate #AfricaDay2026, learn more below and share to celebrate the impact continuing to inspire the world. #AfricaMakesTheWorld #AfricaDay2026

Africa is shaping how the world creates, connects, and grows. From fintech to fashion to global health, African innovation and creativity are already driving industries and conversations worldwide. The gap isn’t impact. It’s recognition. Too often, Africa is framed as potential instead of present-day influence. But the evidence is already everywhere. See more below for the proof that Africa makes the world. ⬇️ #AfricaDay #AfricaMakesTheWorld 🌍

What if Africa was removed from the world? Take a moment and think about it. This Africa Day, we teamed up with @Tunde_OD to celebrate how Africa helps shape the world, from minerals to music, food to fashion. Africa is not just a part of the world. Africa helps sustain it. Africa is rising. Africa makes the world. 🌎 Celebrate Africa with us and share this video proudly. Africa’s story, told by Africans. Watch full video: youtu.be/zlXAwAOMk5Q?si=vAks… #AfricaDay #AfricaMakesTheWorld

Africa is no longer asking to be seen. It’s shaping what the world watches, builds, creates, and invests in. 🌍 That’s why “Africa makes the world” is more than a phrase — it’s already happening in real time. Ahead of Africa Day on May 25, Strive Masiyiwa’s words point to a bigger shift: the future is being built across the continent, and the world moves further when it moves with Africa. #AfricaDay #AfricaMakesTheWorld

Global culture is being shaped by a generation of African creators, entrepreneurs, and storytellers who are influencing industries far beyond the continent. From Afrobeats to fashion to film, African creativity is constantly proving that Africa makes the world. As we look forward to celebrating Africa Day on May 25, this is a reminder that Africa’s global contribution isn’t emerging. It’s undeniable. 📣 Which slide stood out to you most? Share this to celebrate Africa’s global impact. #AfricaMakesTheWorld #AfricaDay #Afrobeats #Culture

Africa’s creativity powers global culture but too often, the ownership and economic value don’t stay on the continent. As African music, fashion, film, and storytelling shape industries worldwide, the conversation is shifting from visibility to value: Who profits, and what would it take for more of that value to return home? As we look forward to Africa Day on May 25, our Diaspora Creative Council member Danielle Alakija explores why the future of Africa’s creative economy must be built on ownership, authorship, and long-term investment — not just global recognition — because Africa makes the world. Read the full article here: daniellealakija.substack.com… #AfricaMakesTheWorld

Health workers across DRC and Uganda are already responding to the Ebola outbreak. But outbreaks are harder to contain when health systems are only funded during emergencies. Preparedness means investing in surveillance, frontline health workers, and African-led public health institutions before crises escalate. Here’s what’s happening — and what real readiness requires ⬇️

4.9 million children die every year from completely preventable causes. Read that sentence again! We've got the soloutions, we just need action. Read A Chance For Every Child, our new report on what works, what's at risk, and what must happen next. >> globalgoalscms.co.uk/wp-cont…

Africa isn’t waiting to shape the future — it already is. 🌍 From mobile finance to healthcare innovation, solutions built across Africa are influencing how the world tackles global challenges, because Africa makes the world. As we approach Africa Day on May 25, it’s time to recognize Africa as a driving force of innovation, leadership, and progress today. Learn more below and join us in changing the narrative. 🤝🏽 #AfricaMakesTheWorld #AfricaDay #AfricaDay2026

"The situation in Sudan is a stark reminder of what happens when the United States retreats: Others step in, and not always with the same interests." Our North America Executive Director, @ElizHoffman, reflects on her time in Sudan. Read the full op-ed👇 devex.com/news/sudan-is-a-cr…

For too long, conversations about Africa have focused on limits. But across the continent, African-led ideas and solutions are telling a different narrative and shaping the future every day. The real question isn’t whether Africa has something to offer the world. It’s whether global systems will partner with the people already driving progress. 🌍 Join us in changing the narrative. #AfricaDay2026 #AfricaMakesTheWorld

Africa’s greatest resource has always been its people. Across the continent, a generation is already proving what’s possible as they build businesses, create solutions and reshape industries. The world can’t afford to overlook Africa’s potential — because Africa makes the world. #AfricaDay2026 #AfricaMakestheWorld

Africa is not waiting for solutions. It is building them. By 2030, Africa will have the world’s largest workforce. 11 of the world’s 20 fastest-growing economies are African. Consumer spending is projected to hit $2.5T. This isn’t potential. It’s global economic power. Learn more. ⬇️ #AfricaDay2026