Media Centre
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ONE Africa Award 2016 Deadline Extended
Applications for Innovative Africa-Led, Africa-Driven Advocacy Projects now being accepted until December 2, 2016.
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ONE Applauds AFRIMA 3.0
“Over the years, we’ve seen how powerful of a force music can be in galvanising people around an issue.”
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ONE Africa Award 2016 Award Launched
The ONE Campaign is announcing the opening of applications for the 2016 ONE Africa Award.
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Star-studded celebrity line up calls for government to urgently boost health and Make Naija Stronger
As the government prepares to finalise its 2017 budget, top Nigerian celebrities are urging the government to invest in health as stipulated in the National Health Act (2014) and keep its commitment to the African Union’s 2001 Abuja Declaration.
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ONE Campaign: World leaders must act now on crisis in Lake Chad Basin
NEW YORK– Emergency food aid and other investments are badly needed in northeast Nigeria to keep tens of thousands of children from starvation and disease, warns anti-poverty group The ONE Campaign.
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ONE Campaign responds to refugee summit in New York
NEW YORK — The ONE Campaign responded to the Leaders’ Summit on the Global Refugee Crisis on Tuesday.
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ONE celebrates largest multilateral investment in global health in history
World leaders came together this weekend to make the largest multilateral commitment to a global health project in history, raising nearly US$13 billion for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria.
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African Business leader and Philanthropist, Aliko Dangote, joins Board of The ONE Campaign
Anti-poverty group The ONE Campaign has welcomed the appointment of Aliko Dangote to its Board.
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Dangote and Bono launch poverty tackling partnership
Business leader Aliko Dangote and Bono, lead singer of rock group U2 and Co-founder of The ONE Campaign, launched a new partnership between the Dangote Foundation and ONE to help tackle immediate and ongoing challenges facing Nigeria.
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ONE launches 2016 Africa DATA Report
African governments will miss health development goals unless spending prioritises the poorest, most vulnerable groups.