Collaborating with the African Union Southern Africa Regional Office (AU-SARO), the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) and the University of Johannesburg (UJ)
The brief analyses how and why African democracies are backsliding into authoritarianism and proposes actions for strengthening democratic governance and political stability and preventing future crises and conflicts.
Exploring solidarity among youth groups.
The meaningful engagement of youth in democratic governance processes is of critical importance to the African Union.
Preparing youth for the Lesotho general elections that will be held in October 2022
The R-ARCSS makes a sufficient case that youth, as well as refugees, are significant stakeholders in the South Sudan transition process.
Exploring the role of religious organisations in empowering youth and preventing violent conflict.
Building capacities of African Youth Innovators.
In relation to COVID-19 and its impact, particularly in Kenya, what we are seeing is really a manifestation of what is happening throughout the world. We need to use COVID-19 as a huge wakeup call and call on the solidarity of the youth.
The crippling socio-economic and emotional toll of the pandemic has been countered by an inspired, energetic, and resilient youth who have organised, volunteered, and used their generation’s knowledge of technology and global networks to ‘bounce back better.