YAWC Network Announces Landmark 10th Anniversary Global Convocation in Accra ‎



Reported By Azaglo Michael 


The Young African Women Congress (YAWC) Network has officially announced that its flagship Annual Global Convocation is coming home. To celebrate a decade of impact, the landmark 10th-anniversary edition will be hosted in Accra, Ghana, from October 25th to 30th, 2026.

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“The Journey Continues”
‎​Operating under the theme “The Empowerment Journey: Ten Years On,” the 2026 convocation serves as a critical juncture for the organization. Unlike a standard conference, this year’s event is designed as a high-level platform for reflection and strategic forecasting.
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‎​Delegates will participate in a comprehensive assessment of the past decade’s initiatives, addressing systemic challenges while defining the roadmap for women’s leadership across Africa for the next ten years.
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‎​A Continental Powerhouse Returns
‎​After successful rotations through nations including Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, and Rwanda, the convocation returns to its roots.
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The Accra edition is expected to be its most ambitious yet, projected to draw thousands of delegates from 30 countries across Africa and the global diaspora.
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"The YAWC Global Convocation is not just a conference; it is a transformative movement that amplifies the voice of African women in shaping the continent’s future."
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‎​The convocation aims to bridge the gender gap in critical sectors through a multifaceted curriculum: ​Leadership & Advocacy: Building capacity to influence policy and lead community initiatives.
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​Digital & Entrepreneurial Excellence: Practical workshops focused on the digital economy and business innovation.
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‎​Strategic Networking: Connecting change-makers to foster a Pan-African sisterhood rooted in inclusion.
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‎​Mentorship: Direct access to established leaders and industry icons.
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‎​YAWC Network ​Founded in 2016, the YAWC Network is a premier Pan-African organization dedicated to the mobilization of young women. With membership segmented into national chapters, the Network champions inclusive development through the pillars of innovation, leadership, and community impact.
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​Call to Action
‎​For women determined to play a role in Africa’s economic and social renaissance, attendance is considered vital.
‎​Registration & Partnerships: Prospective delegates, sponsors, and partners are invited to visit the official website for registration details and event schedules:
‎🌐 www.yawcafrica.org

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