Ignite The Youth

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Martin Woja Santino The issue of personal safety remains the largest barrier discouraging youth from attending school in South Sudan. ...

Daniel Ozoukou Abidjan, Ivory Coast This week we had the opportunity to speak with Mr Daniel Ozoukou on his personal insight into the...

Nozizwe W. Ntesang Botswana In Botswana, we are fortunate to have never experienced conflict in the sense that is synonymous with wa...

Ms. Tony Joy Akure, Nigeria I Spying into the unforeseen future I hear the loud voices of the timber Crying its way out of all shive...

Bisharo Ali Hussein Galkacyo,Somalia Many Somali youth have known nothing but conflict and hardship for most of their lives, ...

(An open letter to All African Youth) Alvin John Stephen Arusha, Tanzania Dear African Youth, My Brothers and Sisters, I’ll try ...

Nerima Martha Wako Nairobi, Kenya When speaking on youth and conflict we tend to focus on terrorist groups such as Boko Haram which st...

Buhari AY Balla Abuja, Nigeria The African youths are still suffering and facing the cronyism and egoism of bad leadership from our pr...

Mohamed W. Sandhol Mogadishu, Somalia Somali Youth are often the prime force that can bring conflict or peace, it is up to the adults ...

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