At its core, the institute exists to transform how SRH is taught, understood and implemented across Africa.  Through its bachelor’s and postgraduate diploma programmes in Sexual and Reproductive Health, the institute offers rigorous, interdisciplinary education that merges academic depth with practical relevance in health and social justice. Our programmes are designed to honour indigenous knowledge and to imagine new futures for SRH that are rooted in social justice, equity and cultural dignity. 

Ahaki’s founding vision is an unapologetically Afri–centric and radically inclusive one that is alive to local realities, cultural contexts and lived experiences. It seeks to integrate disciplines and bridge the barrier between theory and practice. Its pedagogy is embedded in reflection, community engagement, research and innovation. In an era where global health agendas too often obscure African voices, the institute insists that Africa not only speak for itself but also lead. It champions a future where SRH is not dictated by external agendas but shaped by local insight, research and leadership. A future where SRH is not simply a technical field, but a human right, which is taught with empathy, defended with evidence and delivered with cultural clarity. 

Afya na Haki Institute exists because Africa deserves more than inclusion in the global health justice discourse—it deserves to be the author. It deserves to define what health, dignity and justice mean for its people. And it deserves institutions bold enough to make that vision a reality.