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13/08/2026

What do young Africans think about the world’s biggest powers?

The 2026 African Youth Survey finds that 95% of respondents aged 18–24 view China’s influence in Africa positively, compared with 85% for the United States. Positive views of Russia have also climbed to 83%, up from 68% two years ago.

Yet when asked which country has the most influence in Africa, the United States came first at 81%, ahead of China.

The findings have been featured in The Times, alongside perspectives on what young Africans want from the continent’s international partners.

📖 Read the full article via the link in our bio.

20/07/2026

“While I always thought I would see the Nile for the first time in Egypt, instead I see it about as far upstream as you can go in Uganda.”

Following our latest press trip to Uganda in partnership with Uganda Tourism Board, travel writer Amanda Woods shares her experience in a new feature for Escape, offering Australian readers six things to know before visiting the Pearl of Africa.

Drawn on first-hand experiences from the journey, the article explores Uganda’s landscapes, wildlife and the moments that make the destination so memorable.
Read the full article via the link in our bio.

07/07/2026

The Times reports that UK funding for the Congo Basin Forest Action Programme has been cut, despite commitments made at COP26 to help protect one of the world’s most important rainforest ecosystems.

In the article, conservation leader Lee White reflects on what diminishing support means for the Congo Basin and the wider challenge of turning international pledges into lasting action.

Read the full story via the link in our bio.

18/06/2026

Zebek is at providing media support as technologists, researchers, economists, artists and political thinkers gather to discuss digital freedom, privacy, governance and what a more open internet could look like.

Closing out the first day, economist, political thinker and former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis explored the relationship between technology, power and human agency, examining how digital systems increasingly shape participation, identity and labour, and the questions that must be addressed as these technologies continue to evolve.

Looking forward to sharing more highlights from the discussions over the coming days.

16/06/2026

JOURNALISTS: Interview opportunities available at Web3 Summit Berlin 2026.

As AI, surveillance, digital rights and platform power dominate global headlines, some of the most influential voices shaping the future of the internet will be available for interviews during Web3 Summit Berlin (18–19 June).

Featured interview opportunities include:
• Gavin Wood: Ethereum co-founder, creator of the term “Web3”
• Max Schrems: Privacy activist behind landmark cases against Big Tech
• Nick Srnice: Author of Platform Capitalism
• Friederike Ernst: Gnosis co-founder
• Bill Laboon: Web3 Foundation
• Karim Jedda: Parity Technologies
• Joan Westenberg: Writer and commentator on technology, culture & power
• Journalists from the Cocuyo Project Freepress Movement discussing censorship, source protection and digital freedom

Key topics:
- AI and digital sovereignty
- Privacy and surveillance
- The future of the open internet
- Platform monopolies and power
- Decentralisation in practice
- Financial sovereignty and digital rights

For interview requests, commentary, or media accreditation, get in touch through our website. Link in bio 🔗

29/05/2026

Our latest campaign with Web3 Foundation has seen research on the hidden value of personal data featured by a range of international media outlets, including the New York Post, 10 News, Worcester News, Broadband Breakfast, Barnet Times, Street Insider and others

The report explores how personal data underpins today’s digital and AI-driven economy, examining the scale of value generated from user data and its implications for data ownership, transparency and digital rights.

For the full report by Web3 Foundation visit the link in bio 🔗

11/05/2026

Ugandan coffee took centre stage in Ankara last week during a high-level coffee cupping and trade engagement hosted by the Embassy of Uganda in Ankara and Kafe Kavil.

The event brought together Turkish importers, exporters, speciality roasters, investors, diplomats and coffee professionals to experience Uganda’s premium Arabica and Robusta varieties, while opening up conversations around sourcing, investment and long-term trade collaboration.

As demand for origin-driven and speciality coffee continues to grow, this engagement marked an important step in strengthening Uganda’s visibility in Türkiye’s coffee market and creating more direct connections between Ugandan producers and international buyers.

More on the Uganda–Kafe Kavil partnership coming in our next post.

Images by MOFA

06/05/2026

Uganda takes centre stage in Venice.

We are proud to support the international communications around a historic cultural moment: the Nakibembe Embaire Group from Busoga opening this year’s Venice Biennale at Palazzo Grassi on 7 May 2026.

Custodians of the Embaire, a large communal xylophone played by multiple musicians at once, the group brings one of Uganda’s most powerful living traditions to one of the world’s most prestigious art stages.

Their performance, presented in conjunction with an exhibition by Michael Armitage, places Ugandan sound, heritage and collective performance in direct conversation with contemporary art.

The moment is historic not only because of where it is taking place, but because of what is being carried there: a Ugandan sound, a Busoga tradition, and a form of collective performance being given global visibility on one of the world’s most influential contemporary art stages.

Full press release via link in bio

For interviews and further information, contact Afsa Umutesi at [email protected].

23/04/2026

With the upcoming release of The Trials of Winnie Mandela on Netflix, Zebek is supporting media engagement around the series, with Executive Producer Ivor Ichikowitz available for interviews from 23 April.

Led by the Ichikowitz Family Foundation and its African Oral History Archive, the seven-part docuseries uses rare archival material and personal testimony to revisit the life and legacy of Winnie Mandela, one of the most powerful and contested figures in modern African history.

At its core, this is about Africa telling its own stories, shaping historical memory, and connecting new generations to the past.

Interviews, commentary and OpEds available from 23 April.

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