Thank you New African for the honour of being on your list of top #African opinion shapers of #2024 and the great write up. Beautiful to contribute to #kenya’s tally too #MostInfluentialAfricans #africarising

The Midlands Province is intensifying efforts to strengthen its economic development coordination mechanisms, with a renewed emphasis on private sector-driven investments aimed at accelerating growth and improving livelihoods. f.mtr.cool/dukmjecygv

THE African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) has urged African governments, institutions, and citizens to take a more active role in engaging young people in governance, innovation and sustainable development. f.mtr.cool/jwzzkuvcie

Africa’s future lies in its youth. APRM CEO Ambassador Marie-Antoinette Rose-Quatre has urged governments to harness the creativity and energy of Generation Z to drive inclusive governance and sustainable development.

The 5th #APRMYouth Symposium kicked off at the Pan-African Parliament in Midrand! Opening remarks were presented by Hon. Laila Dahi, Mr. Ahmed Bening & AUDA-NEPAD’s Mr. Linton Mchunu, followed by APRM CEO Amb. Amb. Marie-Antoinette Rose Quatre inspiring youth-led dialogue & innovation.

President of Pan-African Parliament, Hon. Chief Charumbira commended the APRM for its unwavering commitment to inclusive governance, noting that good governance is not just a technical process but a living commitment that must engage every citizen, especially the youth. #APRMyouth

During Session 1 of the #APRMYouth Symposium, moderated by Ms. Luanda Mpungose, Ms. Sophy Nekoye Waliaula of the National Youth Council of Kenya emphasized that communication is crucial to strengthening youth movements and enhancing youth participation in politics. #APRMyouth

During the High-Level Plenary on Youth Investment towards Governance, speakers underscored that investing in Africa’s youth is a strategic governance imperative, not charity. Fostering education, innovation, and leadership is key to Africa’s future. #APRMYouth #YouthInGovernance

During Session One: Gen-Z Dialogue on Governance, Ms. Mpule Kgetsi, Ms. Sophy Nekoye Waliaula, Mr. Rabezatovo Haja Nirina, and Mr. Ivor Ichikowitz stressed the need to reform governance structures to be youth-focused and enhance Gen-Z participation. #APRMYouth #YouthInGovernance

In a few minutes, we will host our side event at the 5th African Peer Review Mechanism (African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM)) Youth Symposium titled “Youth voices in data: Turning insights into action.” Join us to unpack latest Afrobarometer data on youth aspirations, employment, migration, and civic

Greetings from Midrand, South Africa! 🇿🇦 Day 2 of the 5th APRM Youth Symposium is buzzing with powerful conversations at the Pan-African Parliament and we caught up with one of the vibrant voices shaping the dialogue. We’re reflecting on this year’s theme, Youth in Governance:

A heartfelt appreciation post for our moderators Hannah Ryder (芮 婉 洁) and Harmony Katulondi at the 5th #APRMyouth Symposium! How great have they been? 🤩 #APRMyouth #YouthInGovernance #FromPromiseToProsperity

Mr Hassan Ghazaly, Member of the APRM Communicators Network delivers the Outcome Resolution of the 5th APRM Youth Symposium. #APRMYOUTH Outcomes to be shared with African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) Structures , APR Forum of Heads of States Summit & AU Assembly.

During the 5th #APRMYouth Symposium, we launched the APRM Communicators’ Network, a new platform to engage stakeholders, share Africa’s governance narrative, and amplify our story. This initiative is dear to my heart, because for far too long, Africa’s image has been defined by

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IN NEWS: 5th #APRMyouth Symposium: Youth in Governance: From Promise to Prosperity. Via ZBC News Online

APRM joined G20–Africa Dialogue on Debt, Cost, & Financing, in panel “Levelling Field: Reducing Africa’s Borrowing Cost,” highlighting efforts to address credit rating issues & promote equitable capital access through #AfCRA.

At the #APRMyouth Symposium's close, I had the honor of welcoming Johannesburg's Executive Mayor, Cllr Executive Mayor of the City Of Joburg, who delivered a heartfelt message supporting Africa’s youth. He urged young people to reflect on progress, remain peacemakers, change agents, and transformation

Uganda's APRM National Governing Council Member, Mr. Emmanuel Muliisa, 1st row right, attending the 5th #APRMYouth Symposium from 10th -11th November 2025 in South Africa African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) APRM Champions (Comms' Network)

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