About the Event: 

Join us for an engaging conversation on how educational data is shaping insights into foundational learning across the Global South. The session will include reflections on the use of Uwezo data as well as student-led perspectives on conducting education research using quantitative methods.

All are welcome, staff, students, and practitioners alike. We look forward to an insightful discussion!
Title: Using Quantitative Data in Education: Insights from Academics, Students, and Practitioners 

Date & Time: Thursday, 1st May | 12:00pm – 2:00pm

Venue: Room 1S7, Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education 

Join us for the 11th Annual Cambridge Africa Together Conference (ATC), taking place on 9–10th May 2025 at the Cambridge Union and St John’s College, University of Cambridge. Organised by the African Society of Cambridge University (ASCU), this landmark event convenes over 250 attendees for two days of high-impact dialogue on the continent’s future. This year’s theme, “Flames of the Big Four, Shining with Many More,” spotlights the countries that continue to dominate venture capital flows—yet it expands the focus to the many more African nations making their mark through innovation, governance, and sustainable development. Students and professionals will descend on Cambridge from across the UK, joined by over 35 high-level dignitaries flying in from across Africa.

Confirmed speakers include H.E. Ndaba Gaolathe, H.E. Peter Obi, Dr. Patricia Nzolantima, Prof. Tumani Corrah, and many more powerhouse speakers—including senior policymakers, business magnates, development financiers, and leading academics. Secure your ticket now to be part of this defining moment!

Theme: “Flames of the Big Four, Shining with Many More”

Dates: 9–10th May 2025   Venues: Cambridge Union and St John’s College 

Buy Tickets: https://ATC2025.eventbrite.co.uk

More Info: https://africansocietycambridge.co.uk/atc

Now in its 10th year, the Cambridge Africa Business Conference (CABC) returns with a
bold vision for the continent’s future. Organized by the Cambridge Africa Business
Network (CABN), this flagship gathering brings together leading voices from across
Africa and the diaspora—business leaders, policymakers, investors, entrepreneurs,
creatives, and academics—for a day of transformative dialogue and connection.
Under the theme “Africa Tomorrow: Driving Innovation, Growth, and Global Influence,”
CABC 2025 will explore how Africa can accelerate development through innovation,
strategic investments, and cultural leadership. Attendees will engage in four dynamic
panel sessions focused on unlocking capital, powering strategic industries, leveraging
technology for inclusive growth, and positioning Africa's creative economy on the global
stage.
Confirmed speakers include Dr. Mahamadu Bawumia, Emeka Emuwa, and Senator
Jimoh Ibrahim, among others. The conference will also celebrate African excellence
beyond the boardroom—with authentic cuisine, fashion showcases, and artistic
interludes enriching the experience.
CABC is more than a conference—it’s a movement of builders, thinkers, and doers
reshaping Africa’s narrative. Whether you’re a visionary entrepreneur, impact investor,
policy shaper, or future leader, this is your room.

Theme: Driving Innovation, Growth, and Global Influence
Date: May 17th, 2025  Location: Cambridge Judge Business School