Daniel Byamungu Dunia is the Secretary General of Africa solidarity network(ASONET ) ASONET: is a campaign promoting social cohesion with the aim of ending xenophobia and xenophobic attacks in South Africa by holding community dialogues to facilitate discussion between South Africans and foreign nationals and to promote social cohesion. It is also actively involved in various challenges faced by foreign African nationals in South Africa. These include issues of documentation, health, housing, opportunities and challenges for entrepreneurship. Daniel Byamungu Dunia an Organisational Development consultant, a community activist and and Leadership consultant. He is passionate about working with people in a way that recognises and works with their current reality in order to amplify their voices, build the social fabric, and create engaged and activated citizens. His gift is the ability to provide participants with a deeply personal, powerful experience that will both provoke and inspire with the intention of initiating a new world view.Daniel Byamungu Dunia hold Bachelor of History and Social Science, and Bachelor of Business Administration degree he also hold certificate in End user computing, Certificate in Connecting Communities through Transformative Conversation, Certificate in Transformational Dialogue-Building Accountable Teams, Certificate in Advocacy and Citizenship, Certificate in Strategic Leadership, Certificate in Harnessing The Power of Diversity, Certificate in NPO Ethical & Legal Compliance, Certificate in Art of Leading Yourself, Certificate in Conflict Management, Negotiation and Mediation, Certificate in Train-the-Trainer Workshop on Democracy for all, Certificate in Social Cohesion and Anti-Collective Violence. He has conducted several workshops for community activists over the years that have dramatically impacted on the effectiveness of their work and facilitates a community of practice that provides an ongoing shared space for learning and sharing.