A network for Africans abroad. Help each other. Sit together. Bounce ideas.
The frontier is African. We are the network.
Three things. We insist on doing them among ourselves first.
Give. Receive. Pay it forward.
Search to find members who can helpShare what you carry. Find others who carry it too.
Channel · “We are together”Inspiring talks. Open Q&A. Ideas in the open.
Live talks · Open Q&AReach across the global African diaspora.
Brands we’ve helped reach the diaspora.
Research from the network — free to read.
Where Africans are moving in 2026 — the corridors, the cities and what they’re looking for.
Where growth is coming from across the continent — sectors, capitals and capital flows.
The latest snapshot of the apps moving money along the corridor.
Live read on African currencies and the cost of sending money home — corridor by corridor.
The apps Africans abroad actually use — money, identity, calling home — ranked by region.
Where to study, work and stay — ranked for African students.
Founders, operators and businesses Africans abroad are building.
Who’s going home, why, and what they’re reshaping.
The labs, founders and capital building AI on and for the African continent.
How on-chain rails are reshaping cross-border value.
Africa Global Forum is a network for Africans abroad. We help each other, sit together, and bounce ideas — among ourselves first, then with the world.
Africa Global Forum is where the diaspora helps the diaspora.
Africans abroad — founders, operators, investors, students, creatives and parents — building lives, businesses and futures across the Africa ⇄ Abroad corridor. Cities most represented today: London, Nairobi, Toronto, New York, Dubai, Lagos and Accra.
Three things: warm introductions to members who can actually help; a private channel to share what you’re going through (“You Are Not Alone”); and live talks from members with open Q&A. Plus quiet access to peer dinners and local chapter meet-ups.
Africa Global Forum insists on creating opportunity among ourselves first. We’re peer-led, not press-led — no glossy summits, no panels for panels’ sake. Just the diaspora helping the diaspora, plus clear free research on the corridor we live in.
Member meet-ups are members-only to keep the trust real. If you’d like to nominate a friend who fits, send their LinkedIn and a line about them — we’ll consider case-by-case.
Free research from the network — African migration, remittance apps, currency tracking, return migration, diaspora entrepreneurs and more. Members get the long version, plus quarterly notes from Samuel on what we’re seeing in the corridor.
Membership is application-based. Fellowships are available for emerging diaspora members so no one is turned away for cost. Research is always free to download.
Application only. Fellowships available — no one turned away for cost.
A network that actually shows up.
Find others who carry what you carry.
Talks, Q&A, and rooms to think out loud.
We’re putting the new application flow together. Follow us in the meantime — we’ll announce the day it opens.
Follow on LinkedInWhen it opens, we’ll review every application within two weeks.