Biography

Ousmane Mamadou Sall is a Community Development Enthusiast, Researcher, and CorpsAfrica/Ghana Exchange Volunteer from Senegal. He is currently completing a Master’s degree in English at Cheikh Hamidou Kane Digital University of Senegal, specialising in African literature, African civilisations, and postcolonial studies.

Before joining CorpsAfrica/Ghana (2026–2027), Ousmane was a community development volunteer with CorpsAfrica/Senegal (2024–2025), where he worked with a rural community to support local initiatives in the areas of livestock farming, youth empowerment, women’s economic inclusion, education, and environmental sustainability. He then continued his commitment to community service as a community volunteer with Education Development Center (EDC) Senegal, where he supported initiatives focused on youth development, education, entrepreneurship, and social inclusion.

More recently, Ousmane gained experience in research and communications at Make Every Woman Count (MEWC), where he contributed to research and advocacy work on women’s rights, gender justice, and political participation in Africa.

As an Exchange Volunteer at CorpsAfrica/Ghana, he is now embarking on a new chapter dedicated to service, cultural exchange, and learning through immersion in the community and cross-cultural collaboration.

For Ousmane, service is a personal calling to be useful to his community, his country, and his Africa.