Join the busy African bazaar!
The HAFF African bazaar takes place at the Bio Rex lounge on Sunday 6.5. from 12.30 to 19.00 (screenings will be taking place at the same time.)
Beautiful African designs, crafts, organic oils as well as displays from development organizations and embassies!
Come see what the buzz is all about!
The following companies and organizations will be present:
African Touch, Mangomaa, Ikibo, Finnish Red Cross, Suomen Luonnonsuojeluliitto, Dodo, Solidaarisuus
Club HAFF Sambe Sambe!
Enjoy African rhythms at the HAFF Sambe Sambe club on Saturday May 5th May at the Dubrovnik Lounge in Andorra!
Come and enjoy the beautiful voice of Togolese Judith Sodji belting Miriam Makeba´s hit songs accompanied by the Ampiabar guitar, sway to West African dancing, and let the Beninian-Finnish Vodou-Land Band entertain you with sounds steeped in the ancient West African voodun tradition.
Enjoy African dance hits from various African DJs in what we promise will be a night to remember!
Entrance 5 Euros (cash only)
Coat check 2, 50 Euros
This event is sponsored and organized in collaboration with Siemenpuu Foundation, Mali group.
Come and network!
Welcome to this HAFF Panel and Networking event focused on Renewable Energy in Africa organised by SHALIN and World Vision.
It is estimated that 72 % of people in Sub-Sahara Africa do not have access to electricity (or modern energy services). At the same time, Africa has the world’s largest technical potential for renewable energy power generation. If only a portion of the potential for renewable energy in Africa is harnessed, it can power the world.
Despite this huge potential, access to Renewable Energy remains a major challenge in Africa. Based on the current investment and development trends less than half of African countries will reach universal access to energy by 2050. A UN report in 2002 showed that SA represented 45% of the total installed energy in Africa with North Africa representing 31%, the rest of Africa was a mere 24%. Energy poverty means the poor continue to be deprived of opportunities to improve their living standards, are exposed to health risks, poor services both in health and education and the state of the environment continues to deteriorate.
Drawing on expert views and opinions, the panelists will discuss how the untapped potential and the existing barriers can be turned into opportunities that facilitate a global access to renewable energy.
The panelists represent government, industry, NGO, Academics and Universities.
After the panel discussion there will be wine tasting and snacks followed by a special cinema screening.
Book your place at this free event and get the complete programme by sending an email to
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