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SEDD AFRICA

Rewriting Africa’s Story, One Voice at a Time

The mystery of storytelling is the miracle of a single living seed which can populate whole acres of human minds.

— Ben Okri

About SEDD Africa

SEDD Africa is a youth-focused sustainability company empowering young Africans to reclaim, reshape, and celebrate their narratives through storytelling, culture, and education. We believe Africa’s future is shaped by the stories its young people tell today.

Who We Are

A platform for storytelling, identity, and cultural memory.

What We Do

We collect, publish, digitise, distribute, advocate, and empower.

Why It Matters

Stories build confidence, dignity, and a future shaped by Africans.

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300+

People Reached

25+

Stories Shared

₦1,800,000

Amount Raised

News & Updates

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Stay informed about our latest storytelling initiatives, school engagements, publications, and upcoming programmes across Africa.

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Join us in shaping Africa’s narrative.

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Story Submissions

Are you a young African storyteller? Share your voice with the world.

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Testimonials

Museum Tales

Miracle Okam, University of Cambridge
Legend Never Lie

Miracle Okam, University of Cambridge

Frequently Asked Questions

SEDD represents the values of Storytelling, Education, Documentation, and Development in Africa, which guide all our programmes and initiatives.

“Flipping the Script” means challenging harmful, incomplete, or external narratives about Africa by centring African voices, lived experiences, languages, and cultural memory.

We focus on stories rooted in African culture, history, values, imagination, and everyday lived experiences—told in ways that affirm dignity, identity, and creativity.

Young Africans, particularly students and emerging storytellers between the ages of 12 and 25, are encouraged to participate.

Story submissions can be made through the submission forms available on our website during open calls for entries.

Submitted stories are reviewed and judged. Selected works may be published, printed, digitised, or adapted into formats such as e-books, animations, or learning resources.

Stories are distributed freely in schools, shared digitally, and used in educational, cultural, and advocacy spaces across Africa and beyond.

Yes. We collaborate with schools to distribute storytelling materials and advocate for culturally grounded narratives in learning environments.

You can volunteer by signing up through the Volunteer section on our website. Opportunities include editorial support, research, community engagement, storytelling facilitation, and programme coordination.

You can support our work through donations or sponsorships listed on the website. Contributions directly fund storytelling programmes, printing, distribution, and youth engagement.