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In Focus
Youth
This beat covers young people (16-35) making outstanding contributions to society in any field of endeavor.
Maryam Bello: A builder of solutions, powered by purpose
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Young Nigerian leader bringing healthcare, climate resilience, and youth voices to global platforms.
Amina Alidi: From local voice in Malawi to global advocate
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Bringing the power of community-rooted leadership to the global stage.
Training for the future: young people using their hands-on skills to fix local problems
From banana stems to medical devices, TVET is helping youth turn ideas into impact.
Angélique Kidjo on music, activism, and empowering Africa’s next generation
UNICEF
A conversation with Angélique Kidjo on the power of music, Africa’s future, and breaking boundaries.
NEPADWhy technical and vocational education and training is essential for equipping young Africans with the skills needed for a thriving society.
AU YouthSupporting Africa’s youth through digital literacy, greater participation in democratic processes, and active involvement in climate action are crucial steps to foster economic growth and sustainable development of the continent
youthExploring Africa's educational journey: from historical triumphs to modern challenges. Reshaping the continent's future through innovative education.
youthtechnologyTumo Kgabeng’s agritech solution uses drones to track pests, diseases and soil quality and recommends treatments.
Gender EqualityJulie Kubia, Research Director, Africa Field Agents, Kenya
basketballBasketball Africa League
Beyond the game, using sports for gender equality and climate action
The initiative is about harnessing youths’ creativity and skills into the continent’s economic growth & development, whilst expanding their income opportunities
Health technology
— Says Ismail Badjie, Founder & CEO of Innovarx Global Health
AU Youth
— Chido Cleopatra Mpemba, African Union Envoy on Youth
Meet Félix Maroy, Founder and CEO FYATU, a Congolese fintech company
Africa
Searching for 17 young people between the ages of 15 and 29 driving change in their communities.
Africa’s Youth in The Decade of Action: Actors or Bystanders virtual hub mobilises young people for the Global Goals.