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Water and sanitation services are no longer sectoral development concerns; they are strategic determinants of Africa¡¯s peace, security, energy transition, food systems, and economic transformation. Persistent deficits in¡­

By 2035, more young Africans will enter the workforce annually compared to the rest of the world combined. Investing in water and sanitation is essential, given the heavy dependence of Africa's key economic sectors and¡­

Africa is entering a decisive century of urban and economic development. Its population is rapidly urbanising, with the number of urban residents projected to double from around 700 million to 1.4 billion by 2050, making¡­

The first Youth Stage will focus on the sub-theme: A Strategic Asset Management Approach to Africa's Water Resources. With nearly 60 per cent of Africa¡¯s population under the age of 25, empowering young people as leaders and¡­