In this concluding episode of Africa’s Path, we move from diagnosis to action. Building on the continent’s current challenges, the conversation centres on what must be done to reclaim Africa’s development agenda. We explore practical solutions that empower local entrepreneurs, strengthen agency, and unlock innovation. From investing in homegrown enterprises to reimagining financing models and nurturing entrepreneurial ecosystems, this episode highlights how Africans can solve African problems. The discussion emphasises solidarity, resilience, and the critical role of entrepreneurship in shaping a future defined not by dependency, but by self-determined prosperity.

This opening episode of Africa’s Path explores the continent’s current economic and social crossroads, drawing on an earlier insight. We unpack Africa’s debt challenges, food insecurity, and reliance on imports, while highlighting the urgent need to reframe prosperity beyond GDP. The conversation teases bold solutions rooted in agency, entrepreneurship, and self-determined transformation—from rethinking governance and financing to embracing innovation and value addition. Listeners are invited to reflect on how Africa can move beyond dependency and chart a future of inclusive growth, resilience, and entrepreneurial statecraft.Read the whole insight: https://doi.org/10.59186/SI.UP3JXT4H

What does civic tech actually change—and how do we know it is working?In this episode, we unpack the “So What?” question behind African Citizens Watch, a platform built to strengthen public accountability across Africa. From promises to actions, we explore how African Citizens Watch connects evidence to action—and why that matters for governance, donor engagement, and grassroots advocacy.Tune in to hear:- The origin story of African Citizens Watch and its multi-country civic tech collaborations - How the platform answers the “So What?” with real-world impact and strategic storytelling - Lessons on promises vs reality, budget constraints and policy autonomy in African accountability efforts - Why civic tech must go beyond dashboards to drive systemic change Whether you're a civic innovator, donor strategist, or youth advocate, this episode offers insight into how platforms like African Citizens Watch are reshaping the accountability landscape.🔗 Learn more and join the movement: https://africancitizenswatch.org/#CivicTech #Accountability #AfricanCitizensWatch #DataForChange #DonorEngagement #YouthEmpowerment #GovernanceAfrica