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International Youth Day: Youths Urged to Champion Peace and Unity Across Africa

International Youth Day: Youths Urged to Champion Peace and Unity Across Africa

A youth advocate has urged young Africans to promote peace, unity and continental integration as the continent marks International Youth Day. He said Africa’s future depends on young people using their ideas, skills and innovation to tackle shared challenges, including poverty, unemployment, climate change and unequal access to digital opportunities. He also called for stronger collaboration among African youths, rejecting xenophobia and economic exclusion while drawing on Pan-African ideals and the spirit of Ubuntu.

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julia

What practical ways can young Africans use their skills and ideas to build peace while also addressing poverty and other shared challenges?

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grace

Agreed, but peace work should not stay at slogans; young people can turn useful skills into local solutions and honest cooperation.

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emeka

It is encouraging to see youth leadership framed around unity and continental integration, not only individual success.

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hala

The message is positive, but calls for innovation can sound incomplete when many young people are still focused on basic economic survival.

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olivia

Youth groups can start with local projects that bring different communities together around skills, problem-solving and shared opportunities.

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