The Pan-African Weekend is here again. This year, the four-day event will be held from the 12th to 15th of July 2018. Good weather, good vibes and a good company are the 2018 goals and the Pan-African Weekend is the vent that has been organized to help you achieve all three goals and more in one place.
#PAW18 is packed with four major events: the Pan-African Women Forum; the IAAPA Networking Mixer and Business Expo; the FACE List Awards gala; and the Closing Jazz Brunch. Click here for tickets and more information.
Here are 8 reasons why you should attend this year’s Pan-African Weekend:
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