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Africa Connect: #YouthMovements in Africa: Spotlight on Kenya
About the Podcast
Africa Connect is a podcast series aimed at exploring African topics around democracy. It runs on the theme: Deepening Democracy through information. Democracy is centre to the development agenda of The Africa we want. As an African blueprint, the Agenda 2063 aims to transform Africa into a global powerhouse. Borrowing from the Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want, as per its mandate to “prioritise inclusive social and economic development, continental and regional integration, democratic governance and peace and security amongst other issues aimed at repositioning Africa to becoming a dominant player in the global arena”[1], this podcast series aims to touch on some of these issues and stories and provide understanding to the African citizen.
[1] Extracted from: Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want. | African Union (au.int)
About the Episode
We take a dive into Kenyan politics to discuss the recent youth led political demonstrations. Young people continue to be involved in politics. While such political conversations are a common occurrence, they are taking place within larger spaces. Virtual spaces have become the kinds of spaces where policy and traditional power structures are challenged and grappled with. Such trends have not only occurred in Kenya but generally spread throughout the continent. As the youngest continent, Africa has had many youth-led movements. What is common is the social media posting, organizing, sharing, chanting and marching of the youth.
While social media continues to play a huge role in amplifying social, economic and political issues and grievances across the globe, what is significant is its independent role in both democratic and totalitarian governments. With the possibilities of freedoms of speech, social media helps in coordinating protests and gives a voice to unpopular views.
About the guest
Dr. Paul Kariuki holds a Ph.D. in Administration (Public Administration) from the University of
KwaZulu Natal (UKZN). He is the Executive Director of the Democracy Development Program
(DDP), a national think tank based in Durban, South Africa. He is an honorary research senior
lecturer at the School of Management, IT, and Governance, UKZN. He qualified with a Masters
Degree in Development Studies, where he specialized in development economics and public
policy. Furthermore, he has published research articles in peer-reviewed journals and co-edited
fifteen books on various themes.
Africa Connect is a podcast series aimed at exploring African topics around democracy. It runs on the theme: Deepening Democracy through information. Democracy is centre to the development agenda of The Africa we want. As an African blueprint, the Agenda 2063 aims to transform Africa into a global powerhouse. Borrowing from the Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want, as per its mandate to “prioritise inclusive social and economic development, continental and regional integration, democratic governance and peace and security amongst other issues aimed at repositioning Africa to becoming a dominant player in the global arena”[1], this podcast series aims to touch on some of these issues and stories and provide understanding to the African citizen.
[1] Extracted from: Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want. | African Union (au.int)
About the Episode
We take a dive into Kenyan politics to discuss the recent youth led political demonstrations. Young people continue to be involved in politics. While such political conversations are a common occurrence, they are taking place within larger spaces. Virtual spaces have become the kinds of spaces where policy and traditional power structures are challenged and grappled with. Such trends have not only occurred in Kenya but generally spread throughout the continent. As the youngest continent, Africa has had many youth-led movements. What is common is the social media posting, organizing, sharing, chanting and marching of the youth.
While social media continues to play a huge role in amplifying social, economic and political issues and grievances across the globe, what is significant is its independent role in both democratic and totalitarian governments. With the possibilities of freedoms of speech, social media helps in coordinating protests and gives a voice to unpopular views.
About the guest
Dr. Paul Kariuki holds a Ph.D. in Administration (Public Administration) from the University of
KwaZulu Natal (UKZN). He is the Executive Director of the Democracy Development Program
(DDP), a national think tank based in Durban, South Africa. He is an honorary research senior
lecturer at the School of Management, IT, and Governance, UKZN. He qualified with a Masters
Degree in Development Studies, where he specialized in development economics and public
policy. Furthermore, he has published research articles in peer-reviewed journals and co-edited
fifteen books on various themes.
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Wow! #Hope4SA
Only God's son and daughters have the authority to practically implement the massive change process ahead in SA. True transformation with integrity.
Great comments from the #Hope Servant Secretary General. Vote for #Hope4SA.
I believe that this time, God will surely restore the order of righteousness, understanding authority and governance in South Africa. We need God and godliness in our land. May God arise and bless the nation with men and women of integrity. May we have the right choices and decisions as Christians to help create an atmosphere where the Lord will reign as God. All to the glory of God who blesses His people.
Arise SA❤
Agree.......
Yes!
❤
Yes, God's hand - Hope4SA!
Amen !
We need God in our schools, #Hope4SA
#Hope4sa 100 % against abortions, against LGBTQIA+ .
Zainab Olaitan is a confident , supper and brave woman, I'm so happy to see her in this video i knew her from the debate competition I watched on UA-cam she was awarded the best debater in that competition.
God bless u Prof Jansen i grauduated in 2011, i ill b honest i felt ur presence, kind and great leadership wen u came to ufs. I was hounered to recieve my degree from such a noble man.
We can still do it, let us push to assist our community
Thank you DDP
Thanks to all most important for elections next year time we'll spent ❤❤❤
Not clear
Huh
It was an engaging and informative discussion. Civil society needs to be more proactive.
👌 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐦𝐨𝐬𝐦
Wow👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
The sooner we reach a lot of South Africans with this Electoral reform the better
Great and sober conversation, electoral reforms towards 2024 will be a Game Changer
When I listen to this man I become refreshed...
I miss the morning assembles of my school.
Even us South Africans we think that we are free and we are better than our fellow brother's and sisters in neighbouring countries. At least Zim own their own land it's just a matter of getting the right leadership.
masibambane will never be the same guys .you took everything
my school ..matric 2014
ALUTA!
Good to Watch interview of my ex colleague. Courage!
Feedback from one of the attendees at our recently held Connecting Community Workshop. Listen to her insights.
Well done guys. seriously well done.
This girl has always been awesome, even when i was doing my Grade 12.
Are you serious? that is my school