- Mr Amine Adoum, Director of Programme Delivery & Coordination

• The role of entrepreneurship in the continent’s development

• Are Africa’s youths operating in the area of entrepreneurship because they are forced and there is no other option?

• The role of AUDA-NEPAD in supporitng Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises.

• Unpacking the AUDA-NEPAD MSME Academy, in partnership with Ecobank Group.

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- Mr Symerre Grey-Johnson, Director of Technical Cooperation and Programme Funding

• Africa has what it takes to create a better future, starting today

• Unpacking what makes the best partnerships for development

• Are there certain partnerships that Africa should steer away from?

• AUDA-NEPAD and its partners for building the Africa We Want

- Mr Amine Adoum, Director of Programme Delivery & Coordination

• What is a pan-Africanist?

• Looking at the guiding philosophy of the OAU charter: Pan-Africanism,  centred on African socialism, unity, the communal characteristic and practices of African communities, and a drive to embrace Africa’s culture and common heritage.

• Will pan-Africanism still survive given the high levels of mobility and external cultural influences?

• Are institutions such as the African Union and its organs still relevant in keeping in the pan-Africanism flame alive or should that be relegated to the history books only?

• Is the spirit of Pan-Africanism alive in AUDA-NEPAD?

• How the arts, culture and heritage can help to build the Africa We Want.

- Mrs Estherine Lisinge-Fotabong, Director of Programme Innovation and Planning

• Seeing as the COVID-19 pandemic will be with us for quite a while what are the key areas for development that Africa should be focussing on?

• The value add that an organisation like AUDA-NEPAD brings to mitigating the effects of COVID-19 in Africa

• The AUDA-NEPAD COVID-19 Response and the gains made

• How can we, as a continent, plan better for future generations, given what we know now, with regards managing pandemics such as Yellow fever, Ebola and now COVID-19?

- Mr Martin Bwalya, Director of Knowledge Management & Programme Evaluation

• Why knowledge is critical for the development of Africa

• As the continent’s development agency, how is AUDA-NEPAD harnessing knowledge in order to make a difference in people’s livelihoods?

• A walk through AUDA-NEPAD’s Centres of Excellence.

• Why  indigenous knowledge is important for our continent’s progress.

• Is AUDA-NEPAD leveraging on indigenous knowledge in its programmes?