AllAfrica News: Sustainable Development

[Nile Post] Young Africans must harness innovation, entrepreneurship and technology to drive the continent's transformation instead of waiting for governments and development partners to solve their challenges, youth leaders have said.

[Nyasa Times] Minister of Mining, Thoko Tembo, has called for deeper partnerships between government and the private sector, describing investment as a critical pillar in unlocking the country's mining potential and driving broader economic transformation.

[FrontPageAfrica] District Number 9 in Nimba County, -- As Liberia marked its 179th Independence Day, Ralph Nemenla Sonkarlay, a prominent son of Electoral District #9, Nimba County, returned to his homeland with a series of community development initiatives aimed at improving daily life across four major towns of the Doe Clan.

[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- Liberian scholar and public speaker Dr. Clarence Pearson has challenged Liberians living abroad to become active partners in rebuilding the nation by reconnecting future generations with their roots, warning that the country risks losing its identity if diaspora children grow up detached from their heritage.

[Leadership] Nigeria is set to participate in the 17th World Social Forum (WSF 2026) with a 120-member delegation as the country intensifies efforts to strengthen its voice in global development discussions and promote its cultural, tourism and investment potential.