Digital innovation is creating unprecedented opportunities for Africa to grow its economy, create jobs, and transform people’s lives. With the aim to digitally connect every individual, business and government in Africa by 2030, the African Union, with the support of the World Bank Group, has embarked on an ambitious journey—a “moonshot” that will help countries accelerate progress, bring high-speed connectivity to all, and lay the foundations for a vibrant digital economy. This April, African leaders and influencers will come together to discuss practical ways of bringing the moonshot vision to life and building an inclusive digital future all across the continent. Watch live, share your ideas, and be part of the conversation!
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1 Exploring the Intersection of Education, Society, and Technology
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2 ITWeb Africa – Your Go-To Destination for EdTech News and Updates in Africa
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3 APRM Gets New Lease of Life with Ramaphosa At the Helm
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4 APRM to spearhead promotion of South-South Cooperation (SSC) in Africa.
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5 Countries should defend themselves against platform-based digital colonialism
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6 APRM Set to Lead African Plan of Action for Youth Empowerment
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7 APRM’s Eddy Maloka issues a statement condemning xenophobia in South Africa
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8 DEADLINE EXTENDED! – Apply to attend The World Bank Youth Summit 2019 in Washington D.C.
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9 APPLY and Become an African Youth Ambassador For Peace – (AYAP) 2019
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10 #af19 – Siemens uses data science to illuminate 2019 World Economic Forum (WEF) Africa host, Cape Town