Africa’s youth population represents a demographic powerhouse, brimming with energy, ambition, and a growing thirst for progress. This vibrant generation is increasingly at the forefront of shaping the continent’s political.
Every 31st of October, the world celebrates World Cities Day, an initiative established by the United Nations General Assembly in 2013. This observance highlights the vital role cities play in.
Africa’s youth, comprising approximately 60% of the continent’s population, are becoming a decisive force for democratic change. With increasing awareness of their political influence, young people are using the power.
We are showcasing 10 young African entrepreneurs who, through their creativity are not just building businesses but are also redefining the very essence of entrepreneurship in Africa. Each entrepreneur featured.
“Engaging youth in the planning and development of urban spaces is critical to Africa’s future. The voices of young people must be heard and included, as they are the ones.
Young Africans are making significant strides on the global stage, distinguishing themselves in a world marked by uncertainty and despair. Increasingly, African youths are being recognised as cultural ambassadors. By.
The fourth industrial revolution (4IR) is ushering in an era where professionals with specialised skills are increasingly in demand. Africa has the potential to emerge as a leading provider of.
In a world where youth are often seen as the leaders of tomorrow, Dr. Ken Giami, Founder and Executive Chairman of the African Leadership Organisation, is challenging this outdated narrative..
Favour Ofili, a Nigerian sprinter, has recently made history by becoming the first Nigerian to qualify for the women’s 200m event final in 28 years. Ofili’s journey to the.
As Africa’s population continues to surge, the pressing issue of youth unemployment demands innovative and effective job creation strategies. To achieve sustainable development, the continent is witnessing a transformation in.
