The average African is about 35 years old. Collectively, we are like a young adult,
in search of identity and purpose.
Traditionally, young Africa would have sat around a proverbial fireplace to listen to music and stories reminding her who she is;
where she'd come from, her lineage, heroes, and the challenges and triumphs that formed her people. She would learn about diligence, honor,
courage, perseverance, forgiveness, respect, community, and morals from the folktales and proverbs that she vociferously recited. There, around the fireplace,
she would memorize timeless truths and ...
It is 2024…. Where do Africans go for inspiration? Who do our young people listen to for
guidance or direction? Who do they trust? Government, economists, clergy, teachers, lawyers,
politician?Get your Ticket
Collectively, Africa is like a young adult, in search of identity and purpose.
Traditionally she would have sat around a proverbial fireplace to listen to music and
stories reminding her who she is, where she’d come from,
In today’s digitalized and fast-moving world, where to Africans go for
inspiration? Who do our young people listen to for guidance or direction? Who do they trust?
Government, economists, clergy, teachers, lawyers, politicians? The new world influencers –
How do we plant and multiply seeds of wisdom in our education and economic
systems, family, balancing the intersection of traditional and modern norms and systems?
Hear from Dr. SibesoLuswata, former Chief of Education, UNICEF; Ms. Prudence Masako, Country
Director,
21/02/2024
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