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On Cue with Kafui Dey: The future belongs to storytellers: How Africa’s next leaders will inspire with words
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On Cue with Kafui Dey: The future belongs to storytellers: How Africa’s next leaders will inspire with words
Picture this: It’s 2035, and the African Union is hosting its annual summit. The leaders gather—sharp suits, colorful kente stoles, gele tied high, and shoes polished enough to blind a cameraman. The speeches begin. Leader A takes the stage and drones: “Our macroeconomic indicators remain resilient despite volatile fiscal headwinds…” Cue snoring. Leader B rises and says: “When I was a boy walking barefoot to school, I dreamed of an Africa where …
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