How Africa’s Youth Is Building a Better Future

With young Africans expected to make up more than 40% of the world’s youth by 2030, the panelists came together to talk about how the world can work together to create better opportunities for the cohort.
Mahmoud was joined by Fred Swaniker, the founder of Sand Technologies and Aya Chebbi, founder and president of the Nala Feminist Collective on the panel, moderated by Fiona Muthoni, anchor of CNBC Africa.
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Shy from Philly 🌺 Hello, my diaspora family ❣️ Africa 🌍 is coming up‼️

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The replica of the youthful leadership is being practiced in Anambra state, Nigeria by The Governor, His Excellency Prof Chukwuma Charles Soludo! impressive to see Fred Swaniker share same view with reference to Rwanda

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Young People in Africa are the Opportunity!!

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Well done

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'How Africa’s Youth Is Building a Better Future' If you are talking about future it means you are in an era this not that future. Thus, the future is a somehow a certain present visualised to the extent when that future becomes it ceases to be a future and becomes the present. In this perspective the future is heavy with the present and the past. If you are talking about Africa's youth, you are talking about a stage of life. The Africa's adults were yesterday's Africa's youth. In this perspective, the Africa's youth is heavy with the Africa's adults. Therefore, the future of Africa's youth is a matter of the youth called to be future adults and the adults who were past youth, Africa's adults should stimulate, arouse the energies Africa's youth constitute, equipe them, channel them with the feeling that they can, towards the realization of a future that is a reality of mutual benevolence that facilitates the fulfillment for all, as a psychological cultural that characterizes the continent of Africa.

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Oh yeah,.Right ! That country is So screwed UP they had better just move ! it is a MESS !