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28/05/2026

THE COUNTDOWN IS ON! The World Bank Group Youth Summit 2026 returns June 11–12 in Washington DC as a global platform for youth (18–35) to engage on one of the defining challenges of this decade: creating jobs for the next generation.

As a Youth Summit Delegate, participants will engage with development leaders, contribute to high‑level discussions, and help shape practical solutions to global challenges. Delegates also gain access to a global platform for youth-driven innovation, build networks with peers and experts from over 170 countries, and join a community of 10,000+ alumni.

Applications are open to students, young professionals, and entrepreneurs working across technology, development policy, youth employment, and inclusive growth—bringing ideas forward and collaborating to translate them into impact.

𝐀𝐏𝐏𝐋𝐘 for online participation: http://wrld.bg/O1Mo50YWKYy World Bank Group Youth Summit

Returning for its 13th edition, the World Bank Group Youth Summit will ​​bring together young leaders, innovators, and changemakers in Washington DC, on June 11-12, 2026 to tackle the most pressing development challenges facing their generation.

30/04/2026

Wishing all our esteemed clients a Happy & Restful Labour Day Weekend 🙏

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03/04/2026

Wishing all our Esteemed Clients a Blessed Easter Season! 🙏🏾

03/03/2026

📢 Applications are now OPEN!

The Young Leadership Programme 2026-2027, in partnership with Huawei will mentor, train & fund 30 young changemakers to implement digital development projects in their communities.

Apply by 31st March: https://www.itu.int/generationconnect/empower/generation-connect-young-leadership-programme-in-partnership-with-huawei-v2/

20/02/2026

Africa is no longer on the sidelines of the global tech story!

Recently, 8 African experts were appointed to the United Nations AI advisory panel, the team helping shape how the world approaches Artificial Intelligence and its impact. This is more than representation - It is influence, It is perspective. It is Africa contributing directly to the rules, ethics and direction of global AI development.

From protecting African languages to building inclusive, human centered systems that address bias and access, this moment signals a real shift. Africa is not just consuming innovation. Africa is helping define it.

Eight African AI experts join a UN global panel, signaling Africa’s rise from technology adopter to architect shaping AI’s future

23/01/2026

This TED Talk by Hardy Pemhiwa (CEO of Cassava Technologies) will completely shift how you view about AI's impact to Young Africans.

While many of us debate automation and job loss, Africa is quietly using AI to tackle real problems such as; teacher shortages, rural healthcare and helping farmers increase yields. What will struck you most is hearing about entrepreneurs like Yamurai who are using technology to amplify what humans can do, not replace them. Africa's young and tech-savvy demographic isn't playing catch-up in AI; they're charting their own path, focused on solving problems and lifting people up rather than chasing flashy tech.

Worth watching if you're interested in what AI looks like when it's built with people in mind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1rPiSxYagM

With a billion mobile phone users and a median population age of 19, Africa isn't catching up to the AI revolution — it's writing an entirely different playb...

10/12/2025

Right! Motivation Monday for Fellow Young African Business Leaders 🌍

Ever feel like the world of AI in Business is an arena reserved only for the tech savvy? This powerful video from Kenyan Wallstreet turns that "techy" language into simple stories with real data, clear explanations and ideas you can actually use in running your venture or business!

AI is no longer the stuff of dreams or a distant dystopian future, nor is it the preserve of a few select industries. AI is here and it is real, and Kenyans ...

12/11/2025

Dear Africans this new week we move from being consumers to creators!

Like our Founder, Tony O. Elumelu, said recently: “Africa must move from extraction to creation, from consumption to production, from dependence to dignity.”

This week: create something that adds local value, turn one idea into a product or service, and hire/train one person.

Move from consuming opportunities to creating them, your work becomes livelihoods; your businesses become dignity.

Create. Produce. Choose dignity.

12/11/2025