The 4IR Message
How does Africa leverage indigenous innovation and relevant technology to boost and improve economic development? In which ways can the continent's youth dividend and professional workforce be gainfully engaged with the Future of Work?
With the ratification of the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA), what are the true opportunities for a Single African Market and how are countries negotiating to facilitate, foster & amplify local products and services of Africans for Africans on the continent to scale?
The effort to realize the continent's economic potential from raw materials and a growing youthful population needs to be deliberate, strategic and sift through which aspects of converging technology, industry 4.0 or the 4th industrial revolution can be prioritized and leveraged for a sustainable impact for the continent's prosperity.
Our promise is to interrogate, research, analyze and execute on collaborative pathways in the developmental wellbeing commitments to Africa's citizens.
Next Steps...
We are collaborating with relevant stakeholders to build a pan-African ecosystem for innovation and entrepreneurship. Contact us: info@4irafrica.co | @4irafrica_
Africa's Data Revolution
"Africa's data revolution will be truly realized when there is localization & translation of content so that young people on the continent may adapt technology to truly suit our needs." E. A. Gamor, World Economic Forum on Africa 2015. Cape Town, South Africa.
WEF Agenda: #InternationalYouthDay
WEF Agenda: #InternationalYouthDay
Inspired by the community of impactful leaders and the global work who put in work daily to improving our state of the world. ✨
In what ways are you or someone youthful (also can be at heart) positively leading in your community? 💕
Share your insights by kindly taking the Shaping the Future of Work survey🌍 World Economic Forum + Global Shapers
Happy #InternationalYouthDay
Rotary Day at the United Nations.
Youth Innovation: Creating Solutions to Emerging Challenges, Nairobi Kenya.
About 750 participants attended this year’s Rotary Day at the United Nations, Youth Innovation: Crafting Solutions to Emerging Challenges. UN officials and humanitarian experts will inspire participants to find innovative strategies for addressing humanitarian challenges locally and globally.
General sessions and workshops discussed the UN Sustainable Development Goals, the technological revolution, and young people’s role in creating change.
Be authentic 
unrepentantly, unabashedly so. Be kind as best you can.
Blaze your trail & lead your path. Love & light, always 
The Wall Street Journal Private Party, Davos-Klosters, Switzerland 
Next stop: Jam session, Uncle Wyclef Jean 
is happening this December in Accra, Ghana. #TheYearOfReturn 
+ 
to the 
United Nations statement on the The Year of the Return here.