African youth meet in Kampala, commit to Africa Union Agenda 2063
The 4th BNN Youth Summit in Kampala brought together over 1,000 African delegates to commit to the African Union's Agenda 2063. The summit focused on youth empowerment, policy change, and addressing challenges like unemployment and limited leadership representation.
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It highlights the organized efforts of African youth to influence continental policy and sustainable development goals.
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The 4th BNN Youth Summit concludes with strategic, bold asks to advance Africa Union Agenda 2063
Kampala, Uganda | NEWS CORRESPONDENT | The Fourth B!LL Now Now (BNN) Youth Summit concluded in Kampala, Uganda, on 7th August with over 1,000 delegates from 11 African countries uniting to pursue African Union Agenda 2063 through established continental networks to foster policy change in their respective countries.
Held under the theme “Africa Recharged: Youth Power. Bold Voices. Real Change,” the three-day summit harvested three “Bold Asks” from the discussions, which included strategic funding, intentional inclusion, and guaranteed seats.
The summit was held from 5–7 August 2026 at Reach A Hand Africa’s headquarters on Lungujja Avenue, Kampala, and was convened by Reach A Hand Africa (RAHA) and Third Sector Builders as part of RAHA’s activities marking International Youth Day 2026.
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