As Africa’s first Nobel Laureate in Literature, Wole Soyinka is more than a writer; he is a living legend, a voice of conscience, and a trailblazer whose words have moved nations and inspired generations. From his groundbreaking plays and poetry to his unwavering stance on human rights and freedom of expression, his impact on the world has been nothing short of monumental
OCTOBER 11-13 , Nobel laureate, Wole Soyinka will be the “Distinguished VIP Speaker” at Africa Alive! 2024 hosted by Harvard University, USA.
“It is with immense pride and excitement that we announce Professor Wole Soyinka as a distinguished VIP speaker at Africa Alive! 2024, an unprecedented gathering of Harvard’s alumni, faculty, and students passionate about Africa’s future taking place at Harvard University on 11-13 October 2024,” said Tomas Felcman, Associate Director, Center for the Study of African Societies and Economies (CSASE), in a statement he issued on behalf of the Africa Alive! 2024 Organizing Committee.
Felcman continued, “Professor Soyinka will grace our event, offering his unparalleled insights, reflections, and stories. His presence promises to transform Africa Alive! 2024 into an extraordinary and unforgettable experience. This is not just an opportunity to listen—it is a rare privilege to witness a titan of global culture in action.
As Africa’s first Nobel Laureate in Literature, Wole Soyinka is more than a writer; he is a living legend, a voice of conscience, and a trailblazer whose words have moved nations and inspired generations. From his groundbreaking plays and poetry to his unwavering stance on human rights and freedom of expression, his impact on the world has been nothing short of monumental.
