Writing Fellows

Our writing fellows are young African leaders and researchers in African affairs. We work with these young journalists and experts in politics, economics, culture, and philosophy to bring fresh perspectives towards Africa's prosperity and liberty.

2025/2026 Writing Fellows

Ayomide Eweje

Lagos State University | Nigeria

Women Empowerment / Rights, Digital Rights

Blessing Ticha Karubwa

Midlands State University (MSU) | Zimbabwe

International Trade And International Humanitarian Law

Carson Anekeya

Zetech University | Kenya

Health (with emphasis on mental health) and Social Justice

Emmanuel Nigabe

University of Rwanda | Rwanda

Climate and Environmental Justice and Sustainable Economic Development

Glorious Olajire

University of Ibadan | Nigeria

Environment, Sustainable development

Glory Adelowo

Federal University Oye Ekiti | Nigeria

Government and rule of law, human rights and freedom of expression.

God'sLove-Divine Ngbechukwuyem

University of Calabar | Nigeria

Nutrition and Food Systems, Community Development

Lipuo Agnes Mokhesi

Limkokwing University of Creative Technology | Lesotho

Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights and Gender Equality

Mohamed Moutii

Doha Institute for Graduate Studies | Morocco

Economic Development, International Trade

Moses Akem

Federal University of Lafia | Nigeria

Social Policy and Economic Policy

Patricia Sia Ngevao

Njala University | Sierra Leone

Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and Climate Change

Patrick Nzabonimpa

Mount Kenya University - Rwanda campus | Rwanda

Science and technology, public policy, environment

Rodrigue Ishimwe

University of Rwanda | Rwanda

Human Rights & Social Justice, Climate & Environmental Policy

Ruth Chileshe

University of Zambia | Zambia

Education, Environment and climate action.

Samuel Ogera

African Leadership University | Kenya

Environmental Policy | Community Development

Our call for applications opens in March of each year. Admitted candidates take a five-week course in May and June. Top-performing candidates are inducted as writing fellows in July and remain in the program until the following July. 


Please get in touch with managing editor and fellowship program coordinator, ibrahim B. Anoba (ianoba@africanliberty.org) for questions relating to the writing fellowship program.