In Kampala, young delegates from eleven African nations gathered not to be celebrated but to be heard — and what they said was unambiguous: insecurity and unemployment are not peripheral problems but the central walls blocking a generation's future. With nearly sixty percent of Africa's population under twenty-five, the continent stands at a generational crossroads where the difference between engine and crisis depends entirely on whether governments and institutions choose concrete action over ceremonial inclusion. The fourth Bill Now Now Africa Youth Summit, held just before International Yo
African youth cite insecurity, joblessness as growth barriers at Kampala summit
Youth across conflict-affected regions face disrupted education, limited livelihoods, and exclusion from civic participation, constraining their development and future opportunities.