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HOW TO BUILD AND GROOM AFRICA’S NEW SET OF LEADERS
Rotimi Olawale
July 2018
By the time the Arab Spring that started in December 2010 was anti-climaxing, five sit-tight African Heads of State had been forced out of office. In Tunisia, where the Arab Spring began, citizens had had enough of the President Zine Ben Ali led regime. Ben Ali had been in power since 1987. By 2011 when he was ousted…
Today, 9 August 2023, we celebrate the power of South African women, according to the FSAW. In 1956, South...
By Hamiru Harry Massaquoi The concept of you participation in governance in Africa became more...
By Veronica Phekani More than 65% of Africa’s population is made up of young...
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By Hamiru Harry Massaquoi The concept of you participation in governance in Africa became more...
By Veronica Phekani More than 65% of Africa’s population is made up of young...
By Selassie Tay MINDS Alumni One head does not go into council is a Ghanaian proverb that emphasize...
By Peace Mukazi Ndekezi When it comes to Governance, there is a negative stereotyping of Africa as an insecure,...
Brenda Okoth Celebrated writer James Baldwin in an interview with Life Magazine in 1963, is quoted, “You think your...
Bernard Oben Bogosi, Organisation for Youth and Elections in Botswana (OYEBO) is mandated to sensitise the youth of Botswana...
Archlove Takunda Tanyanyiwa, MINDS Alumni Twitter: @archlovetakunda Facebook: Takunda Archie Tanyanyiwa The Southern and East Africa Workshop on Elections and Governance MINDS...
Jerry Kariuki My story starts more than five years ago when on the 4th of February 2013, I...
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Youth Programme – Civic and Education Workshop 2016
As part of the 2016 Youth Civic and Education Workshop held in Senegal, the participants were invited by award-winning journalist, Sheriff Bojang Jr. from West Africa Democracy Radio (WADR) to take part in a radio panel interview.
The panel engaged on a wide range of issues related to youth involvement in elections in their respective countries. Listen to the interview here: WADR and MINDS Alumni radio panel
MINDS Founder – London School of Economics – Africa Summit 2015
The 2015 LSE Africa Summit (@LSEAfricaSummit) brought together political, research and business leaders – those pushing Africa to the forefront of the global agenda – to engage with the pertinent theme of innovative governance in Africa. The Summit hosted a diverse range of speakers, including representatives of the business sector, leading academics and cultural figureheads, addressing the salient issues of health, education, business and governance on the continent.
To read more about the LSE Summit, click here | To listen to some of the panel discussions click here
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