Firdaous Initiative for Academic Excellence: Leading Change in Africa

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The FIAE International Humanitarian Law Moot Court Competition.

Call for Paper: Africa Youth Peace Summit

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Programs

Africa Youth Peace Summit

Africa Youth Peace Summit

A yearly program in commemoration of Africa Liberation Day
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IHL Moot Court Competition

IHL Moot Court Competition

The Moot is open to Law Students in African Universitites
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Late J.S. Ajiboye Scholarship

Late J.S. Ajiboye Scholarship

We offer financial help to students in Africa to further their education.
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Webinar Series

AI and International Humanitarian Law
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Publication

Publications

The FIAE Blog
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FIAE ONE ON ONE

FIAE ONE ON ONE

Monthly discussion into African issue.
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FIAE Podcast

FIAE Podcast

Twice a week we release the podcast
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Blog

COMMUNIQUÉ ON THE SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION OF THE 5TH EDITION OF THE FIAE INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW (IHL) MOOT COURT COMPETITION AND THE 7TH AFRICAN YOUTH PEACE SUMMIT

HELD AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LUSAKA, ZAMBIA JUNE 2026 Executive Summary The Firdaous Initiative for Academic Excellence (FIAE), in proud partnership with the University of Lusaka (UNILUS), Zambia, successfully hosted the 5th Edition of the FIAE IHL Moot Court Competition alongside the 7th Edition of the African Youth Peace Summit. This prestigious double-event brought together over thirty universities from across the African continent, serving as a vibrant hub for intellectual discourse, legal advocacy, and cross-border

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The 48-Hour Justice: Why Africa’s Continental Court Just Ordered Tanzania to Amend its Constitution

Imagine the psychological weight of being gaslit by your own nation’s founding document. You are told you have rights, yet when the highest stakes of democracy—a presidential election—are on the line, the law creates a “judicial blackout.” It tells you that once a winner is declared, the matter is closed forever. No evidence, no irregularity, and no level of misconduct can open the doors of a courtroom. On 6 March 2026, the African Court on

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