The Africa Youth Leadership Institute (AYLI) has announced the appointment of four young African leaders to serve as Country Directors in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and Ghana.
The appointments are part of AYLI’s ongoing efforts to expand its continental network, strengthen youth leadership development, and promote greater participation of young people in Africa’s social, economic, educational, and civic development, according to a statement made available to Africa Prime News in Moronvia on Monday.
It was signed by Eddie D. David
Director of Communications
The newly appointed Country Directors are:
• Muganzi Owen — Uganda
• Rashad Kaftera — Kenya
• Edelfrida Tibaija — Tanzania
• Emmanuel Ashikwei — Ghana
“In their respective countries, the Country Directors will represent AYLI and support the implementation of the Institute’s programs and initiatives. They will also work to build partnerships with youth organizations, educational institutions, civil society organizations, government agencies, and other stakeholders.
“The four appointees are expected to play a key role in mobilizing young people, promoting leadership and capacity development, facilitating cross-border collaboration, and advancing AYLI’s vision of a continent where young people are equipped and empowered to lead positive change.
“AYLI says the appointments demonstrate its commitment to developing a strong and diverse network of young African leaders capable of working collectively to address challenges facing the continent.
“The Institute congratulates Muganzi Owen, Rashad Kaftera, Edelfrida Tibaija, and Emmanuel Ashikwei on their appointments and looks forward to their leadership and contributions to the growth of AYLI across Africa.
“AYLI is calling on stakeholders, partners, youth groups, and development organizations in the four countries to support the newly appointed Country Directors as they begin their respective assignments.
“The Africa Youth Leadership Institute (AYLI) is committed to empowering young Africans through leadership development, capacity building, mentorship, networking, advocacy, and opportunities that enable young people to become effective leaders and agents of positive transformation”, the statement concludes.
