Peter Burdin is an award-winning journalist. He’s travelled the world for the British Broadcasting Corporation(BBC) for more than thirty years. His journalism includes a Sony Award and Dart Society Award for the documentary “Return To Sarajevo” and a four-part series across Africa entitled “Days of Darkness, Days of Light”. He is a Trustee of the African Leadership University and is a Fellow of the University of Michigan and the University of Lancashire where he ran partnerships with African universities. He is a co-founder of Education Sub-Saharan Africa (ESSA), sits on the Board of the African conservation charity Wild Impact, and is the Former Chair of the international disability charity Humanity & Inclusion. He believes that Africa is the future and in “Living Ubuntu!” he shares the dreams and insights of some of the many people on the continent and beyond who’ve guided and inspired him.
