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April 2026

Digital education can change the world

Mr. Sibusiso Mazomba (far left), member of the UN Secretary-General’s Youth Advisory Group on Climate Change; Ms. Eugenia Boateng (second from left), Founder and Executive Director of the African Diaspora Youth Hub, FABA Institute; Mr. Jabri Ibrahim, also of the UN Secretary-General’s Youth Advisory Group on Climate Change; and • Mr. Damon Hamman, Graduate Student, New York University, Centre for Global Affairs.

Africa’s youth are shaping the continent’s climate future

A UN Human Rights staff member wearing a light blue vest walks down a muddy path with his arm around a child wearing a green football jersey, while another child walks behind them in the rain.

Strengthening child protection systems across West Africa

Photo by Iwaria Inc. on Unsplash

Africa’s future depends on innovation, data, and frontier technologies

Social Protection debt

Kwibuka 32

At Kwibuka 32: Reflection, Resilience, and Stories of Survival

Ensuring safe births is key to ending preventable maternal deaths.

Protecting the most vulnerable in an era of constrained resources

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