Africa Baraza

 

https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Afrika_Baraza/Africa_Agenda

https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/Africa_Baraza

That link you provided actually seems to be a combination of two different things:

Afrika Baraza: This is a virtual platform for African Wikimedians (people who edit Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects) to connect, collaborate, and discuss important issues. You can find more information about Afrika Baraza on the Meta-Wikimedia page you linked: Afrika Baraza - Meta-Wikimedia.

Africa Agenda: There isn't a specific "Africa Agenda" mentioned on the Afrika Baraza page. However, from other sources, it seems like Afrika Baraza might be involved in discussions or creating an agenda for African Wikimedians.

Here's what I found about "Africa Agenda" in the context of Afrika Baraza:

Celebrating One Year of Afrika Baraza: This article mentions that Afrika Baraza "delivered the Africa Agenda"

 ([Celebrating One Year of Afrika Baraza: A Transformative Journey for African Wikimedians]([invalid URL removed] Transformative_Journey_for_African_Wikimedians)). 

This suggests there might be an agenda specifically for African Wikimedians, but the details of that agenda aren't mentioned in the article.

Overall, while the link you provided doesn't directly lead to an "Africa Agenda" document, it does connect you to information about Afrika Baraza, which might be involved in creating or discussing such an agenda.

Do you have any other questions about Afrika Baraza or the Africa Agenda? I can try to find more information based on what you're interested in.

Do you know when it started?

Afrika Baraza was launched in May 2023. It's a relatively new platform designed to foster connections and collaboration among African Wikimedians.





















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