AFROSAFE WEBINAR WITH THOMAS MIYOBA
On 13 June 2025, AfroSAFE Academy organizes a webinar ‘Sexual Harassment in Public Transport in Zambia: Prevalence, Challenges, and Interventions’. The honoured speaker is Thomas Miyoba, ZRST.

AFROSAFE WEBINAR WITH ALLEN MATE
On 25 April 2025, AfroSAFE Academy organizes a webinar ‘Zambia Road Transport Safety Agency – Lessons learned from the Fleet Safety Management Project in Zambia’. The honoured speaker is Allen Mate, ZRTSA. Recorded Video is available here

AFROSAFE WEBINAR WITH SAM CLARK
On 21 March 2025, AfroSAFE Academy organizes a webinar ‘Helmets on heads: a call to action to address motorcycle safety in East Africa’. The honoured speaker is Sam Clark, TRANSAID. Recorded Video is available here

AFROSAFE WEBINAR
On 17 January 2025, AfroSAFE Academy organized a webinar ‘ State of Road Traffic Safety in Ghana’. The honoured speaker is Williams Ackaah Principal Research Scientist at the Building and Road Research Institute of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR-BRRI) and the Dean of the Faculty of Built Environment at the CSIR. Recorded Video is available here.

AFROSAFE WEBINAR
On 15 November 2024, AfroSAFE Academy organized a webinar ‘Using crowdsourced data to enhance estimation of non-motorized traffic volume’. The honoured speaker was Valerian Kwigizile, Associate director of the Transportation Research Center for Livable Communities (TRCLC) at Western Michigan University, USA. Video recording is available.

AFROSAFE WEBINAR
On 27 September 2024, AfroSAFE Academy organized a webinar ‘Rethinking how driver training can contribute to safer road traffic’. The honoured speaker is Sonja Forward , Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute Sweden. Video recording is available.

AFROSAFE WEBINAR
On 5 June 2024, AfroSAFE Academy organized a joint webinar together with Vision Zero Academy (Sweden), Institute of Transport Economics (Norway) and Society of Road Safety Ambassadors (Botswana). The common topic is ‘Can we transfer Safe System practices to African context?’. Video recording is available.