Happy New Year to All! Following a successful pilot testing phase, AfLIA wishes to announce that registration has opened for applicants to enroll in the Wikipedia in African Libraries (#WikiAfLibs) Course - Cohort 1. AfLIA therefore, invites all African library educators and librarians in all library types and from every country on the continent to apply and be part of the online learning program, fully funded by the Wikimedia Foundation Among others, the Course will teach African librarians how they can better assist their user communities to use Wikipedia, tell their stories by themselves on a very visible global platform and also nurture relationships between Wikipedia communities in Africa with libraries. For registration details go to: 1. English: https://web.aflia.net/wikipedia-in-african-libraries-course-cohort-1-regist… 2. French / Portuguese: https://web.aflia.net/cours-sur-wikipedia-dans-les-bibliotheques-africaines… We are interested in reaching many others from your country, who may equally be interested in benefiting from this important initiative. We encourage you to circulate news about the Call among your colleagues, friends, supervisors, instructors, students etc. in the library and information sector. For enquiries, feel free to send us a mail at afliacomm(a)aflia.net Best regards, AfLIA Communications --- *Follow AfLIA to keep updated.* *Official Website* <http://web.aflia.net/> *|* *Official Facebook* <https://www.facebook.com/aflianetwork/> *| **Official Twitter* <https://twitter.com/AfLIACon> * | Official YouTube <https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPaQeggWf7gVPSkLhYl9_8g>* To join AfLIA: Send an email to *membership(a)aflia.net &lt;membership(a)aflia.net&gt; *