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African Development
Kemuel Van Der Puije on Mastering the Art of Speech at Yale Africa Innovation Symposium
Setting the Stage: The Importance of Public Speaking in Leadership
Public speaking is not just an essential skill; it’s an art that shapes the way we lead, advocate, and influence others. At the Yale Africa Innovation Symposium (YAIS),…
Ghana’s First Son, Sharaf Mahama, to Headline Africa Business Conference at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg…
Sharaf Mahama, founder of Legacy Rise Sports and son of Ghana’s current President, H.E. John Dramani Mahama, is set to make a landmark appearance at the Africa Business Conference at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington, D.C.…
Inclusivity in Peace, Security and Education: Ensuring Equal Rights and Opportunities for All
In today's globalized world, it is more important than ever to promote inclusivity across all areas of society. Peace, security, and education are three critical areas where inclusivity plays a significant role in ensuring equal rights and…
Africa Business Club at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Sets Date for 6th Africa Business…
The Africa Business Club at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School has officially announced the date for its highly anticipated 6th annual Africa Business Conference. The event, scheduled for 2025, will bring together students, business…
Mariama Keïta-Thiero on Gender Equity & Innovation at Yale Africa Innovation Symposium
At the Yale Africa Innovation Symposium (YAIS), where The Voice of Africa served as a media partner, Mariama Keïta-Thiero took the stage to share her insights on gender equity and innovation. As a seasoned international development…
Augustine Degorl II on Entrepreneurship & Africa’s Growth at Yale Africa Innovation Symposium
At the 2025 Yale Africa Innovation Symposium (YAIS), Augustine Degorl II, a Ghanaian entrepreneur and founder of an education-focused cybersecurity company, delivered an insightful discussion on the intersection of technology,…
A FAITH-RESTORING EXPERIENCE – Women and Young Africans Restore My Hope for Africa’s Future.
It’s easy to feel disillusioned about the future of the African continent, especially in a world that
seems more unstable by the day. Over the last few months, I’ve struggled to find the silver
lining. However, attending the Yale…
On African Utopia Part 3: The Triumph of the Particular
The essence of great art maneuvers the rig of new lights on past questions, passions, birthing more out of thin air. In the process, it encourages the mind to reimagine old truths, skillfully guiding an audience towards a mine of…
On African Utopia Part 2: The Director’s Eye
“It is good to be at Cannes, but I wish Africa would create something of its own. We should not be eternal guests … We are not alone in the world, but we are our own sun. I do not define myself relative to Europe. In the darkest of…
October: The Month of Independence
From the late 1950s to the end of the 1960s, African countries received their independence from the European oppressors left and right. What a time to behold! After resistance, grit, and negotiations the leaders of these movements ensured…
