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At last month’s African Union (AU) summit, members states’ attention was focused on electing the new AU Commission leadership. While that was happening, Aya Chebbi’s term as the AU’s first Youth Envoy quietly came to an end. A successor hasn’t been appointed, and the lack of clarity around the position indicates the challenges the AU Commission must overcome if it’s committed to Africa’s youth agenda.  Fifteen years after adopting the African Youth Charter, the AU needs to lead by example if it wants member states to take these matters seriously. Appointing young leaders isn’...

The AU should set the example on Africa’s youth leadership Search Polity Note: Search is limited to the most recent 250 articles. To access earlier articles, click Advanced Search and set an earlier date range. To search for a term containing the '&' symbol, click Advanced Search and use the 'search headings' and/or 'in first paragraph' options. With... Clear Search Sponsored by Sponsored by At last month’s African Union (AU) summit, members states’ attention was focused on electing the new AU Commission leadership. While that was happening, Aya Chebbi’s term as the AU’s first Y...

The African Union needs to better equip its own young leaders to champion change at the country level.

eCourier introduces new services and unveils new logo eCourier, an initiative by Dotlines Bangladesh Limited, organized an event for the launch of logistics industry re-defining new services on 15 th February 2021 (Monday) at Best Western La Vinci Hotel, Dhaka. The event also unveiled the new logo of eCourier.   Mohammad Sahab Uddin, Vice President, eCab & Munir Hasan - Head, Youth Programme - Prothom Alo were present as special guests of the event. eCourier, a pioneer in introducing technology enabled logistics services over the last 5 years, to transform and re-define the logistics industr...

FARMKENYA INITIATIVE News By Jael Mboga | January 29th 2021 at 12:30:00 GMT +0300 The Agriculture ministry has developed the Enable Youth Programme to address challenges affecting youth in agribusiness. Speaking on Spice FM, CAS Anne Nyaga ( pictured) said the EYP was reached on following countrywide consultation on ills affecting youth eyeing agribusiness. Some of the main issues that came to the fore included a negative perception towards agriculture, access to affordable financing, market, skills and knowledge and the impact of climate change. READ MORE The EYP will address incubation,...