We aim to train and empower people of African descent to produce high quality local multimedia content in order to strategically position themselves to tell their own stories and thereby secure their future in the Information Age as both wise consumers and trained, educated and competent producers of information that will support good governance and assist positive bottom-to-top development and social transformation across the African continent and throughout the global African Diaspora.

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LINKS MULTIMEDIA FOUNDATION VISION: To create and mobilize a global network of socially responsible, responsive and trained citizen communicators and professional investigative journalists to produce more balanced stories from Africa by harnessing the transformational power of information communication technology “ICT”, particularly for distance life-long learning.

LINKS is nurturing the development of a digital Pan-African information industry with the capacity to produce high quality, globally competitive indigenous content across all professional fields, academic disciplines and platforms utilizing the intellectual capital of African people who have been trained in multimedia to unprecedented levels.

LINKS is establishing sustainable information-based programs to help Africans acquire the skills, knowledge and other resources vital to their future growth and well-being in the Digital World.

LINKING citizens to vital resources that enable responsive government, access to validated public information, life long learning, financial opportunities, and access to world class and "interactive entertainment" is a major part of our mission and we are building South-South, North-South and East-West linkages for education, business and entertainment

LINKS founders have an extensive track record consulting and advising NGOs, universities, business organizations, governments and ministries of education and communications in Ghana, Tanzania, Costa Rica, South Africa, Egypt, Cote D'Ivoire, United States, Iceland, Kenya, Senegal, Kyrgyzstan and Cape Verde on strategies for deploying interactive information technologies to assist in the attainment of their information goals.

Our staff has served major media houses and universities around the world and are proactively engaged in helping African people transform their nation-building dreams into reality.