The highly anticipated Emerge US Conference in Africa 2025 is officially scheduled to take place from July 17th to 19th at the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA).

Spearheaded by Executive Producer Dr Angela Harris, this landmark event is designed to promote peace, unity, and the celebration of Africa’s excellence across the continent.

At a recent press conference, Dr Harris emphasized, “This programme is not religiously biased, but rather created to highlight Africa’s rich heritage, inspire peace among African people, and celebrate the incredible work being done on the continent.”

She stressed that the conference aims to foster a sense of pride in African identity while encouraging mutual respect and harmony among all African nations.

What to Expect at the Emerge US Conference 2025

DAY 1 — The Emerge US Entertainment Gala

A dazzling Black-Tie “Dress to Impress” evening will open the conference in grand style. Guests will enjoy a spectacular fashion show, comedy acts, live performances, and more, showcasing the vibrancy of African creativity and entertainment.



DAY 2 — The BLACK Kings & Queens Worldwide Summit

• Afternoon Session (12 PM – 3 PM):

Engaging keynote speakers, insightful panel discussions, Q&A sessions, and thought-provoking conversations centered on leadership, culture, and African advancement.

• Evening Session (7 PM – 10 PM):

The prestigious BLACK Kings & Queens Inaugural Induction Ceremony will recognize outstanding individuals across various industries who have elevated Africa and the African diaspora.

DAY 3 — The BLACK. I AM International Awards Inaugural Ball

This grand finale features an opulent Awards Gala honoring influential figures, with inspiring speakers, dazzling entertainment, and rich cultural presentations.

Attendees are encouraged to wear extravagant traditional attire as they celebrate the continent’s movers and shakers.

A Call to Africa: Unity, Empowerment, and Progress

Accra will play host to a major continental event as the Emerge US Conference brings together some of Africa’s most dynamic thought leaders, innovators, and agents of change.

Under the theme “Making Africa Great Again,” the conference will spark transformative conversations around education, empowerment, and faith-inspired entertainment.

Speaking at a media briefing in Accra, Dr. Angela Harris, the visionary behind the initiative, outlined the event’s core objective: to provide a platform for strategic collaboration and forward-thinking solutions that shape the continent’s future.

Adding her voice to the movement, Jessica Twumasi, former NUGS Secretary for Women’s Development and current producer of the conference, called on Ghanaians to fully support the initiative.

“This is more than just a conference,” Twumasi said. “It’s a movement committed to empowering individuals and building networks that will drive sustainable growth across Africa.”

Organizers say the three-day event will include a dynamic blend of keynote addresses, workshops, exhibitions, and performances, all tailored to align with the conference’s mission of holistic African empowerment.