2019 Oxford Peace Talks to be held in honour of Kofi Annan
This year, as part of the 2019 Oxford Africa Conference, Peace Talks will travel to the University of Oxford on the 16th of... Read More
The Global Threat of White Terror
Bjørn Ihler, Extremely Together Young Leader and survivor of the Norway terrorist attack in 2011, shares an opinion piece on the terror attacks... Read More
How the humble sweet potato can help Africa in the face of climate change
The below article was originally written by Nane Annan and published in the Telegraph. Forest fires during a record-breaking warm winter... Read More
Following the terror attacks in Christchurch, Extremely Together call for action.
Again we see devastating headlines, with terrorism tearing through the fabric of yet another community. Fifty lives lost in the attacks by... Read More
“Let us rise” – Remarks by Kofi Annan Published in UNA-UK Magazine
The following is an edited version of Kofi Annan’s opening remarks for the 2001 World Conference on Racism in Durban, South Africa,... Read More
“We have to carry on,” says Kofi Annan Foundation’s Interim Chairman
Jenö Staehelin, the Interim Chairman of the Board at the Kofi Annan Foundation, met with Martina Fuchs at CNNMoney Switzerland to talk about Kofi Annan’s legacy and... Read More
Kofi Annan 1938 – 2018
It is with immense sadness that the Annan family and the Kofi Annan Foundation announce that Kofi Annan, former Secretary General of... Read More
How we envy the World Cup! – by Kofi Annan
I wrote this article in 2006, ahead of the World Cup In Germany. I was still the secretary general and the Millennium Development... Read More
Transparency Is a Powerful Tool
This article originally appeared in the Süddeutsche Zeitung on 5 November 2017 Mr. Annan, why is Africa so poor? Africa isn’t poor. It’s... Read More
A Warning for World Leaders from Kofi Annan
This editorial by Farah Nayeri originally appeared in the New York Times World Review: The State of Democracy special section on 20... Read More
