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Meet the speakers joining Yoma at Africa Skills Week 2026 for “Portable skills, Real livelihoods” on 14 October, 11:00 -...
12/10/2026

Meet the speakers joining Yoma at Africa Skills Week 2026 for “Portable skills, Real livelihoods” on 14 October, 11:00 - 12:30 CAT, in Harare and online.

This session brings together voices from the African Union, UNICEF, government, youth leadership and the private sector to explore how young people can move from learning to livelihoods through skills, verified credentials and real opportunities.

On the speaker line-up:
🔹 Mohamed Kimbugwe — AU Innovation Lab Lead, WGYD, African Union Commission; Chair, Yoma Steering Committee.
Why Yoma is African-owned infrastructure, not a pilot.
🔹 Kimberley Davis — Global Convener, Yoma / Youth Force, UNICEF-GenU.
The 800M jobs gap and the Livelihoods Alliance.
🔹 Wayne Musingwini — Yoma Ambassador, Zimbabwe.
Our moderator, and the young person who tears up the paper CV.
🔹 Habiba Yakubu Jibril — green-business changemaker, Nigeria.
From skills to credential to first income.
🔹 Rimam Nuhu — Head, GenU 9JA National Secretariat, Office of the Vice President of Nigeria.
What changes when youth programmes sit inside government.
🔹 Bharat Kundra — Skill Development & Youth Empowerment Specialist, UNICEF Nigeria / GenU 9JA.
How Nigeria passed one million young people on Yoma — and what didn’t work.
🔹 Masimba Nyamucheta — UNICEF Zimbabwe.
How climate mapping is becoming paid work for young Zimbabweans.
🔹 Ahmed Alaga — Group Head of Programs, Impact & Partnerships, Africa, The African Talent Company (Jobberman · BrighterMonday).
What verified credentials change for employers.
🔹 Camila Haux — Programme Officer, Yoma, UNICEF-GenU.
Runs the live YoID onboarding: everyone leaves with a credential.

We’re looking forward to this conversation on what it takes to turn portable skills into real livelihoods for Africa’s young people.
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Your CV says what you can do. Your YoID proves it. 💪On 14 October, Yoma is live at   in Harare, and you can be part of i...
11/10/2026

Your CV says what you can do. Your YoID proves it. 💪
On 14 October, Yoma is live at in Harare, and you can be part of it from anywhere.
On Yoma you can: ✅ Take free courses in green and digital skills ✅ Earn verified credentials that employers can trust ✅ Get rewarded with tokens for airtime, data and vouchers
How to join: 1️⃣ Sign up at yoma.world 2️⃣ Create your YoID 3️⃣ Complete an opportunity and earn your first credential 4️⃣ Tune in on 14 Oct, 11:00 CAT

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What if every skill a young person learns could travel with them — to the next course, the next country, the next job?On...
09/10/2026

What if every skill a young person learns could travel with them — to the next course, the next country, the next job?
On 14 October at in Harare, Yoma World, Generation Unlimited, UNICEF and the African Union Commission Division for Women, Gender and Youth are coming together to answer one practical question: how do we connect training to real, sustained livelihoods for young people — and young women in particular?

This is not a slide demo. Everyone in the room will create a YoID, complete a real opportunity on Yoma, and leave with a verified credential in their pocket.
📅 Wednesday 14 October · 11:00–12:30 CAT 📍 Harare, Zimbabwe + online via Microsoft Teams

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Learning something new can feel overwhelming at first.Which course should I take? Will I be good at it? Is it worth my t...
11/09/2026

Learning something new can feel overwhelming at first.
Which course should I take? Will I be good at it? Is it worth my time?

The truth is that every skill starts the same way: by taking the first step.
If you've been thinking about learning something new, now is a good time to start.

Explore Alison opportunities on Yoma and find a course that interests you.

JOBJACK opportunities are available to discover on Yoma. Here is how to find them:1) Visit www.yoma.world and log in.2) ...
09/09/2026

JOBJACK opportunities are available to discover on Yoma.
Here is how to find them:
1) Visit www.yoma.world and log in.
2) Open the Opportunities section and search JOBJACK.
3) Select a suitable role and follow the link to complete your application on JOBJACK.

Do not stop at browsing, find an opportunity and take the next step today.

New job opportunities are now live on Yoma for youth in South Africa. JOBJACK Through our partnership with JOBJACK, you ...
04/09/2026

New job opportunities are now live on Yoma for youth in South Africa. JOBJACK

Through our partnership with JOBJACK, you can now discover store-level roles from trusted South African companies in your area. Visit www.yoma.world, log in and search JOBJACK.
When you find a suitable role, follow the opportunity link to complete your application on JOBJACK.

Your first step starts on Yoma. Explore the opportunities today.

Alison opportunities are now live on Yoma.This means young people can now explore thousands of free courses across digit...
27/08/2026

Alison opportunities are now live on Yoma.
This means young people can now explore thousands of free courses across digital skills, employability, creative fields, hospitality, wellness, sustainability, and more.

Looking for a skill to build this month?
Log in to Yoma and explore Alison opportunities today.
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26/06/2026

What changes when young people are not just included, but placed at the centre?

Johannes Wedenig, UNICEF Representative in South Africa, shares why youth development works better when young people are part of shaping it.

Yoma, co-created by RLabs, UNICEF, and Generation Unlimited, brings different partners together to support young people across learning, skills development, employment, and community safety.

_Johannes speaks about why no one organisation can do this work alone, and why young people need the right support around them as they lead their own journeys.

Watch the video to hear more.





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26/06/2026

What changes when young people are not just included, but placed at the centre?

Johannes Wedenig, UNICEF Representative in South Africa, shares why youth development works better when young people are part of shaping it.

Yoma, co-created by RLabs, UNICEF, and Generation Unlimited, brings different partners together to support young people across learning, skills development, employment, and community safety.

Johannes speaks about why no one organisation can do this work alone, and why young people need the right support around them as they lead their own journeys.

Watch the video to hear more.










In an exciting milestone for regional collaboration, Yoma united an incredible group of ecosystem partners, youth leader...
23/05/2026

In an exciting milestone for regional collaboration, Yoma united an incredible group of ecosystem partners, youth leaders, innovators, and BLNE regional stakeholders in Pretoria, South Africa this week💚. The focus of the gathering was the Green Youth Force Design & Implementation Workshop, aimed at shaping the future of sustainable youth development.

Working closely alongside Generation Unlimited (Gen U), UNICEF country representatives from Botswana, UNICEF Lesotho, Namibia, Eswatini and UNICEF South Africa, and our broader ecosystem partners, we dove deep into co-creating sustainable pathways for young people.

Through collaborative sessions and ecosystem planning, conversations explored how digital innovation, climate action, and regional partnerships can work together to create more accessible and inclusive opportunities for youth across the BLNE region 💻🫱🏽‍🫲🏽

The Green Youth Force initiative has the potential to drive a powerful triple impact across the region: 🌱 Youth economic empowerment and future-ready livelihoods, 🌍 Accelerated climate and environmental outcomes ,⚡Stronger systems, partnerships, and workforce development pathways.

As Yoma technology continues to support these pathways, the workshop highlighted the importance of building systems that are youth-centered, accessible, and designed for long-term impact at scale ✨

A massive thank you to our incredible co-creation partners and youth representatives for helping shape this regional vision for impact: 👉🏼 ixo foundation , OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) , RLabs, AfriLabs, DUCT Rivers, Truth , Umuzi.Org, Heroes Eswatini , Goodwall, Bank of Southern Africa , and our dedicated UNICEF country teams.💚

Together, we are building pathways for young people to lead Africa’s green transition🌍🧡

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