Mayor Muriel Bowser has nominated Ms. Tiffany Lancaster for reappointment as a public member of the Commission on African Affairs, with her term set to conclude on October 27, 2027. This nomination aligns with the Confirmation Act of 1978 and the Office and Commission on African Affairs Act of 2006. The Mayor has provided biographical details showcasing Ms. Lancaster's extensive community contributions and has urged the Council to consider her nomination promptly. The resolution not only confirms her reappointment but also highlights her significant achievements in humanitarian work and community activism, underscoring her value to the Commission.

In addition to Ms. Lancaster, the resolution also appoints Josiane Ndoymbaye and Sannido De Poukn to the Commission, reflecting the Mayor's commitment to enhancing representation and advocacy for the African community in Washington, D.C. The resolution has passed a legal sufficiency review, confirming its compliance with necessary legal standards. Ms. Lancaster, recognized for her activism and public service, has received numerous accolades, including the White House President Joe Biden Jr. Lifetime Achievement Award. This resolution demonstrates the city's dedication to promoting diversity and inclusion within its governance, particularly in addressing the needs of the African diaspora.