Accra, Ghana//-Child Online Africa (COA), in partnership with the African Telecommunications Union (ATU), the ITU Regional Office in Africa, and an esteemed coalition of sponsors and partners, proudly announced the official launch of Africa Safer Internet Day (ASID) 2025.
This pioneering initiative is set to equip Africa’s youth with the knowledge and resources needed for a safer, more inclusive digital future.
Empowering Africa’s Next Generation in the Digital Age
Under the theme –“Digital Citizenship: Educating an African Fit for the 21st Century”, ASID 2025 underscores the importance of fostering responsible digital engagement among young people, parents, and educators, according to the Executive Director of Child Online Africa, Mrs Awo Aidam Amenyah said.
Rooted in the principles of the global Safer Internet Day (SID), the African Union’s Agenda 2063, and SDG4’s vision for resilient education systems, this initiative is tailored to address the unique opportunities and challenges within Africa’s digital landscape, she added.
A Call to Action for Digital Empowerment
ASID 2025 is more than just an event—it is a transformative movement bringing together key stakeholders to drive meaningful change across the continent. Through workshops, awareness campaigns, and collaborative engagements, ASID 2025 will champion the principles of Digital Citizenship, ensuring Africa’s youth are equipped to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital world.
“We urge individuals, organizations, governments, and communities to join this mission. By working together, we can strengthen Africa’s presence in global discussions on online safety, digital inclusion, and innovation”.
Our Deepest Appreciation to Our Partners and Sponsors
The impact of ASID 2025 is made possible by the unwavering support of our partners and sponsors. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to:
- African Telecommunications Union (ATU)
- ITU Regional Office of Africa (ITUROA)
- Dynamic Data Solutions (dds)
- MTN
- Innovare
- Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC)
- Zee Tech Foundation
- Article III Group
- Children of the Digital Age Zimbabwe
- Cyber Security Authority Ghana (CSA)
- World Vision International Ghana
- International Needs
- Department of Children
- Common Cause Zambia
- Information Security Architect (ISA)
- Africa Feeds Media
- African Eye Report
- The Africa Report
- Digital Agenda for Tanzania Initiative (DATI)
- The Ndukwe-Kalu Foundation
- Film and Publication Board (FBP)
- African Union
- Women in Cybersecurity Nigeria Chapter
- Voice of Women and Children with Disabilities in Ghana (VOWACGhana)
“Your commitment to fostering a safer and more inclusive digital environment is both inspiring and invaluable. Through these partnerships, we are building a stronger, digitally empowered Africa”, Mrs Amenyah stated.
Join Us in Shaping the Future
“We believe that every African deserves access to a secure and empowering digital experience. Whether you are an educator, policymaker, technology leader, or a concerned parent, your involvement is essential in making the internet safer for all”.
