Africa University Fund

Graduates celebrate during Africa University’s 31st commencement ceremony June 7 at the United Methodist institution in Mutare, Zimbabwe. With 622 graduates from 20 African countries joining its alumni across the continent, the university remains true to its mantra: “Leaders are made here.” Photo courtesy of the Africa University Public Affairs Office.

622 graduate at Africa University

The pan-African institution’s class of 2025 featured graduates from 20 African countries, with 59% women.

Jim Salley, president/chief executive officer of Africa University Inc. and a delegate from South Carolina, introduces the board of Africa University to the United Methodist General Conference in Charlotte, N.C. Monday April 29. Photo by Larry McCormack, UM News.

Delegates celebrate success, growth of Africa University

“Africa University is deeply rooted and thriving because of the faithful engagement of The United Methodist Church,” said the Rev. Peter Mageto, the school’s vice chancellor.

General Conference

Bishop Mande Muyombo (left) of the North Katanga Episcopal Area and Gaspar João Domingos of the Angola West Episcopal Area bless the elements of Holy Communion during April 23 opening worship at the United Methodist General Conference in Charlotte, N.C. Photo by Mike DuBose, UM News.

Africa University graduates serve at General Conference

Continuing a tradition, AU graduates assume leadership roles as delegates, translators and interpreters at the worldwide gathering.

Theology and Education

A new residential hall at Africa University in Mutare, Zimbabwe, will provide female students with a safe and secure home while studying. The residence, funded by the East Ohio Conference, has modern amenities including six lounges where students can relax and enjoy fellowship. Photo by Eveline Chikwanah, UM News.

East Ohio adds dorm to Africa University campus

Dozens of women from across Africa for many years to come will have safe and secure campus accommodations provided by the East Ohio Conference through the Teach-Reach-Bless campaign.

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