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Africa's growth potential lies in investing heavily in its youth

A street boy asleep at a parking lot along Landhies Road, Nairobi. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]

The aspiration and priority areas of Africa’s Agenda 2063 remain a hallmark of our forefathers' true spirit of Pan-Africanism. Examining these thoughts triggers Africa’s ‘New Common Sense’ of the modern World.

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