The African Association of Development Learning Centres (AADLC) enhanced its continental and global visibility through active participation in the eLearning Africa 2025 conference, held from 7–9 May 2025 at the Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre (JNICC) in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

The conference was convened under the theme “Re-imagining Education and Human Capital Development for Africa’s Future Prosperity.”

The high-profile event attracted over 1,225 participants from 82 countries, featured more than 235 speakers, and hosted over 70 interactive sessions and talks, alongside a major exhibition showcasing digital learning innovations from Africa and beyond. It also drew ministers, ministerial delegations, and senior government representatives from 27 countries, underscoring its strategic importance.

As a member of AADLC, Tanzania Public Service College (TPSC) presented a paper titled “Rethinking the Future of Public Service in Africa: Digital Transformation, Governance, and Human-Centered Innovation.” The presentation contributed meaningfully to discussions on future-ready public service capability development, governance innovation, and digital transformation within Africa’s evolving learning ecosystem.

Overall, AADLC’s participation through its member centres strengthened the Association’s visibility, expanded international professional networks, and opened new opportunities for collaboration in digital learning, leadership development, and public sector innovation, in support of Africa’s future prosperity agenda.