Clevenard Group and the Forum of African Traditional Authorities (FATA) to Sign Historic MOU in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Palma de Mallorca, Spain — In a landmark development set to strengthen Africa’s cultural diplomacy, traditional leadership, and international collaboration, Clevenard Group Worldwide will officially sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Forum of African Traditional Authorities (FATA) at the Clevenard Seminar & Panel Discussion Forum and Clevenard Media Award 2025, taking place on Friday, November 21, 2025, in Palma de Mallorca, Spain.

This historic agreement represents a major step toward empowering traditional authorities in Africa, enhancing global media visibility, and fostering collaboration between cultural leadership and the modern communication era. The signing will be attended by royal leaders, international delegates, business representatives, and members of the media.

The Forum of African Traditional Authorities (FATA) is a continental organization that unites kings, queens, chiefs, and traditional rulers from all 54 African countries under one umbrella. It serves as the collective voice of Africa’s royal institutions and guardians of the continent’s cultural identity and traditional values. FATA’s mission is to promote unity, good governance, and socio-economic development through the wisdom and influence of traditional leadership. It is recognized as the organization of kings in Africa, with its members playing critical roles in peacebuilding, community development, and the preservation of African heritage.

The MOU between Clevenard and FATA represents a groundbreaking alliance that bridges modern digital communication with Africa’s traditional institutions. Through this partnership, both organizations aim to amplify Africa’s cultural presence on the global stage while promoting the values of leadership, cooperation, and inclusiveness. The collaboration will allow FATA to leverage Clevenard’s advanced media infrastructure, communication platforms, and marketing expertise to promote traditional governance and tell Africa’s stories in a positive, powerful, and globally accessible way.

For Africa and its traditional institutions, the benefits of this partnership are transformative. First, it will strengthen cultural preservation and global visibility. Clevenard will provide a platform for FATA to showcase the continent’s diverse heritage through documentaries, royal features, and global media coverage. This will not only preserve traditions but also highlight Africa’s royal institutions as symbols of unity, peace, and wisdom.

Secondly, the partnership will reinforce the role of traditional rulers in promoting peace, conflict resolution, and social harmony. By giving them access to international media and strategic communication tools, Clevenard will ensure that FATA’s initiatives in governance, cultural preservation, and sustainable development receive global attention and support.

The collaboration will also focus on empowering youth and women through educational initiatives, leadership training, and digital skills development. Using Clevenard’s platforms such as Clevenard TV, Clevenard Radio, and Clevenard Marketers, both organizations will work together to highlight empowerment programs and promote initiatives that contribute to social and economic advancement within traditional communities.

Another key outcome of the MOU will be the promotion of tourism, trade, and investment. Clevenard’s extensive global reach will showcase African royal kingdoms, cultural festivals, and heritage destinations to international audiences, thereby stimulating economic growth and attracting investment in cultural and community-based tourism across the continent.

Beyond Africa, this partnership will also bring significant benefits to the global community. It will promote mutual understanding, intercultural dialogue, and the appreciation of African traditions and leadership. The world will gain access to authentic African knowledge systems and values, which can inspire models of peace, resilience, and community-based governance. Furthermore, this collaboration opens the door for international partnerships, educational exchanges, and cross-border development initiatives that contribute to a more connected and cooperative world.

The MOU will be signed on behalf of Clevenard Group Worldwide by Adefaratoluwa Osindero Olutimehin, the Founder and CEO of Clevenard Worldwide based in Spain. Representing FATA will be His Royal Majesty Dr. Mwanta Ishima Sanken’i VI of Zambezi, Zambia, who serves as the Secretary General of the Forum of African Traditional Authorities.

The FATA Executive Committee includes prominent leaders such as President Itzakare Drani Stephen, Vice President Dissake Mouangue Alain Camille, Vice Secretary General Queen Diambi Kabatusuila Tshiyoyo Muata, Treasurer General Tegegen Brook Temesgen, Vice Treasurer General Boka Yapi Julien, Convener Mahamat Moussa Bezo, Vice Convener Elizabeth Ekua Nyarokwa Momey, and Trustees Elhadj Malick Ngom and Abel Gurty Mosielelele. Together, they represent the voice of traditional leadership across the African continent.

For Clevenard Group, this partnership aligns perfectly with its mission to tell Africa’s and the world’s success stories through innovative media and communication platforms. Clevenard Media Group is an international company registered in Spain, the United Kingdom, Nigeria, Botswana, and South Africa, with a growing presence across Africa, Europe, the Caribbean, and the Americas. Its operations span television, radio, magazines, events, marketing, and IPTV streaming, all designed to promote tourism, trade, investment, culture, and technology worldwide.

Through platforms such as Clevenard TV, Clevenard Magazine, Clevenard Events, Clevenard Radio, Clevenard Marketers, and Clevenard IPTV Movies, the company connects brands, people, and opportunities while empowering individuals, communities, and organizations to share their voices and inspire change. Its key focus areas include tourism promotion, trade and investment, media and communication, cultural exchange, education and empowerment, and technological innovation.

The event will be organized by Clevenard SL (NIF: B75809574) and held at Calle Manacor, núm. 156, Palma 07007, Illes Balears, Spain, with support from media and communication partners including the Sierra Leone Film Council, Clevenard Media Group, and a network of regional broadcasters across Africa and Europe.

The signing of this MOU symbolizes more than a partnership — it represents unity between Africa’s traditional leadership and the modern media world. It bridges ancient wisdom with digital innovation, ensuring that the voices of Africa’s traditional leaders are heard and respected across the globe. Through this collaboration, both organizations will work together to promote cultural pride, sustainable development, and a shared vision of a united, empowered Africa contributing positively to the global community.

Clevenard — Connecting People, Cultures, and Opportunities.

FATA — The Voice of Africa’s Royal Heritage.

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• 25 Oct, 2025
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