WEF 2025: Africa’s Economy: Young and Fast

With the promise of the African Free Trade Continental Area, an abundance of renewable energy sources and a boom in innovation hubs, the African continent has a unique opportunity to transform the future of its young and fast-growing population, which is estimated to reach 2.5 billion by 2050. A panel of experts will look at how Africa can use this significant momentum to fully reach its economic potential?

[@MmoniMokomane]

Green economy is one of the solutions, Botswana one of the countries that did very well in this area n the carbon markets, wow!

[@MmoniMokomane]

Embrace the energy and vitality of young people

[@mphoarnoldmooketsi3093]

The future is bright, we will be working with Simona

[@kodonga1]

We don't and shouldn't be discussing African issues on a global stage. This is a great form of weakness! The second biggest issue is African's obssession with the so called democracy when the liberal democracy as we know it in the West has shown cracks, its shorthcomings and limitations. Yet we in Africa remain committed to this nonesense called democracy which has been weaponised against us Africans as a people by imperialists! Democracy as ee know it has not advanced or taken Africans out of poverty and ignorance! So let's change the paradigm! Let's do less talking and fo more doing!

[@lukeforbes4851]

I noticed there’s a problem with some of your broadcasting pertaining to Africa on UA-cam

[@RatieM64]

What a waste... African leaders in their own plenary at Davos😢😢😢 couldn't you guys sit in Gaborone, Pretoria, Abuja, Accra to have this seminar instead of going to Davos to talk about issues that involve Africa faraway from Africa. Thats how i know that the whole thing is a huge KK a JOKE.
Important issues on the agenda but WEF and DAVOS on your own 😂😂😂

[@tlhokzar]

In Africa I really blame the leadership, they campaign and ask us to vote but I they dont educate the youth why they have to vote. Teach the young why thier votes are important, I dont think the youth are not keen to stand on those long cues...I mean they are prepared to do that when a famous artist is performing, the issue here is that they are not informed/educated enough to know the importance of their vote. So, yeah, I blame leadership.

[@bjphiri2142]

Why debt when the capital source is affrican orrrigine

[@dr.earnest.ujaama]

Africa must demand the return and repatriation of the lineage of Africans stolen from the continent. The continent will be much stronger once the broken chains are repaired. Chasing $2.5 billion is noble, but the African continent could reach more than 100 times that amount if it began the efforts to repatriate Black Americans. AFTCA should imagine greater.

[@MmoniMokomane]

Africa's digital economy

[@tshenolotabashi4323]

The way our president always praises his predecessor is unbelievable though his people feel different about him I respect him for that

[@MmoniMokomane]

To change pension rules

[@ronaldlekoape2086]

There is a Mandela tone in his speech. It's not a shock since they are both of Xhosa descendants.

[@seratwantloedibe5381]

Seretse Khama became Botswana President younger than HE Boko; he was 46 …