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Applications to Join African Leadership Academy's 19th Class Are Now Open!
The search for Africa's next generation of leaders has begun. Applications for the Class of 2027 are officially open, and we are once again...

Your 2am Moment: Reflections from Dr. Amel Karboul’s Address to the...
Dr. Amel Karboul began with a specific moment: 2am on April 18, 2009, in Germany.
She had just given birth, was battling a postnatal infection,...

Faculty Spotlight: Leslie Moloto
Leslie Moloto, a Physics teacher at ALA, has experienced professional growth shaped by careful observation, practical experimentation, and increasing leadership responsibility.
One turning point came...

Eric Wambugu '25: Cooking with Purpose
At ALA, leadership often shows up in unexpected places. Sometimes, it starts in a kitchen.
Eric Wambugu is a young chef and entrepreneur from Kenya...

Student Enterprise Spotlight: Khaya
At ALA, entrepreneurship is not just about starting something new. It is about responding to what is actually needed around you. The Student Enterprise...

E-Fest 2026: Ngoma Ya Mawazo (Rhythm of Ideas)
At ALA, students are encouraged to engage deeply with the challenges facing the continent and to design practical solutions in response. This spirit sits...

How ALA Students Are Solving Real-World Problems: Golden Hue
At African Leadership Academy, students are encouraged to approach science not only as a field of study but as a tool for solving real...

Taalu 2025: Find Your Why
At Taalu 2025, ALA’s annual gathering that celebrates unity and purpose, Student Government Chairs Ajibola Balogun '24 (Nigeria) and Ayira Browne '24 (Kenya) stood...

The Teachers Behind the Leaders
At ALA we celebrate students—their ideas, their energy, and their commitment to community. Yet behind many of them is a teacher who saw that...

ALA’s Class of 2023 Reflects on Their Journey
As the Class of 2023 graduated on June 19, 2025, we took a moment to look back—literally.
A few Year 2 students were invited to...

Nia: Your Ultimate Productivity Companion
Sylivester Mulungu ’23 (Tanzania) is the founder of Nia, a mobile app that helps users stay organized by managing tasks and tracking habits. He...

ALA Students Embrace Learning and Life in China
Last month, ALA students Abigail Maina '24 (Kenya) and Mahara Mmangisa '24 (Malawi) participated in the World Leading Schools Association (WLSA) Exchange Program in...

Igniting Change: SAIF 2025 Empowers Young Innovators in South Africa
What happens when you give young people the space, support, and confidence to turn their ideas into reality? At this year’s South African Ideas...

