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Without employable skills, a large number of Kenyans will remain jobless.

On Ukraine’s Independence Day, leading African NGO, the Ichikowitz Family Foundation, in partnership with Ukraine’s Iakovenko Foundation for Peace, Dialogue and Reconciliation, announced that they have commissioned the restoration of the Mandela Mural in central Kyiv.

ON CONCLUSION OF AFRICA MONTH: AFRICAN YOUTH HOPEFUL ABOUT AFRICAN CONTINENTAL FREE TRADE AREA (AfCFTA) – YET MAJORITY POLLED HAVE YET TO REALIZE ITS POTENTIAL Johannesburg, South Africa, May 29, 2023 – On the heels of Africa Day and the conclusion of Africa Month (May 2023), the Ichikowitz Foundation’s globally celebrated African Youth Survey reports that nearly…

On the heels of Africa Day and the conclusion of Africa Month (May 2023), the Ichikowitz Foundation’s globally celebrated African Youth Survey

On the heels of Africa Day and the conclusion of Africa Month (May 2023), the Ichikowitz Foundation’s globally celebrated African Youth Survey reports that

Leading African charitable foundation, the Ichikowitz Family Foundation proudly announces its role as a co-producer of celebrated artist William Kentridge’s award winning and ambitious performance,

Public opinion surveys show that China is increasingly seen as a positive force. Among the surveys, The Britain-based YouGov-Cambridge Globalism Project, carrie

Kenyan youth are more concerned about lack of employment opportunities and high levels of corruption than many of the 15 African countries surveyed by the

Trying foreign street food, dancing with talented village kids, fishing in the Atlantic, hanging out with African college students who speak fairly fluent Chinese and know Chinese actors well… This is what has been showcased in Zhong Jiahaos channel about his life in Africa.

South African youths are in low spirit over their future as a result of bad leadership, cynical politics, governance and lack of future direction of the country. This was part of the findings in the African Youth Survey’s South African Country Report released on Friday during a high-level dialogue, entitled, “My Africa, My Century” held in Johannesburg.