
Born from a vision received by Bishop Victor Charles OKAFOR upon his arrival in Senegal in 2005, Africana Week was created to promote the unity of African peoples, the consecration of nations to God, and the celebration of African cultural heritage.
The first edition, held on December 10, 2005 under the name Africana Night, brought together twelve African nations along with numerous leaders and faithful of the Body of Christ. After the Africana Day editions in 2006 and 2007, the event evolved in 2008 to become Africana Week Conference, a week-long gathering designed to welcome more participants from across the continent.
For over ten years, Africana Week has brought together delegations from several African countries and different regions of Senegal around times of prayer, teaching, worship, and cultural celebration. Today, it is recognized as a major platform for spiritual revival, unity, and transformation for Africa and its diaspora.
Africana Week’s mission is to bring together nations, cultures, leaders, and African communities around a platform for exchange, reflection, and collaboration. Through conferences, training sessions, strategic meetings, and cultural activities, the event works to promote African unity, leadership, innovation, and sustainable development, while strengthening ties between Africa and its diaspora.
Thanks to the support of our partners and sponsors, Africana Week Conference continues its mission of bringing nations together around faith, culture, and African values. Their commitment contributes to the reach of this international event and its impact on thousands of participants from Africa and beyond.
AFRICANA WEEK CONFERENCE 2026
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