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The Young World Podcast

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Welcome to ‘The Young World Podcast’, the podcast brought to you by Genesis Analytics, where we explore the key issues, challenges and opportunities facing the Young World, the region at the centre of our global future. Stay tuned and subscribe on all major streaming platforms to ensure you’re part of these vital conversations!

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Outside-In to Inside-Out: Reimagining the Future of International Development

Saison 1 · Épisode 1

lundi 26 janvier 2026 • Durée 43:33

Welcome back to the Young World Podcast. In the first episode of our new season, host Benedikt Freude sits down with Stephan Malherbe, the CEO and founder of Genesis Analytics, to discuss the lessons learnt and new perspectives a year after the massive cuts to traditional aid.

While the recent reductions in global development funding have presented significant challenges, they have also accelerated a transition toward more sustainable, locally-led models. In this candid conversation, Benedikt and Stephan explore why the historical "outside-in" approach of international assistance is evolving and why moving toward an "inside-out" reality, driven by domestic leadership, is essential for the future of the sector.

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Accelerating African Development: The Financing Fuelling Africa’s 'Startup Golden Age'

Saison 1 · Épisode 3

jeudi 12 décembre 2024 • Durée 30:34

For many international investors, macroeconomic uncertainty and the nascency of the startup ecosystem are major barriers to investing in African startups. But at the same time, Africa is home to the majority of the world's working population, is rapidly urbanising and moving online at an unprecedented rate. With this growing young workforce and no shortage of real issues to solve, do these tailwinds outweigh the perceived risks for investing in African startups?

Our guest Klyne Maharaj contends that the momentum of Africa’s dynamic, young population, coupled with the necessity to solve tangible problems, has sparked a Startup Golden Age on the continent. In his view, the companies solving the biggest issues end up being the most valuable. African founders are solving for real-life pertinent problems that, when solved, will transform the life for ordinary Africans.

This episode explores how early-stage venture capital and accelerator financing is driving local-led solutions in Africa, exploring the landscape of venture capital financing on the continent, what it takes to support these companies to scale and the driving factors behind building an impactful startup.

Guest: Klyne Maharaj is the Director of the Accelerator Programme at the Baobab Network, an early stage Venture Capital and Accelerator funder in Africa.

Host and Exec Producer: Samantha Jelley

Post Production: Enosh Ocansey

Have any questions or comments on today’s episode? We’d love to hear from you!

Email: marketing@genesis-analytics.com

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Taking the Reins of Leadership: Are Young Africans Ready?

Saison 1 · Épisode 2

mercredi 23 octobre 2024 • Durée 47:54

In our second episode, we dive deep into a topic that has been gaining momentum across Africa. The call is loud and clear: young Africans are demanding a seat at the decision-making table, pushing for their voices to be heard on the policies and laws that directly affect their lives.

With the median age in Africa around 19, but the average age of leaders at 63, there is a growing demand from the youth for a seat at the decision-making table. But does effective leadership depend on age? Are the youth of Africa ready to take the reins of leadership? What does a more collaborative, inclusive leadership approach look like?

Joining us to explore these questions is Isatou Bokum. Isatou founded Girl Talk Organization at 21 and has since become a leading advocate for the rights and representation of girls and young women in The Gambia.

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The Young World Podcast #1: ‘The ‘invisible’ data workers powering AI systems

Saison 1 · Épisode 1

mercredi 11 septembre 2024 • Durée 38:43

Hello and welcome to the very first episode of the Young World Podcast!

In our debut episode, we take a deep dive into the backbone of the AI industry, the essential workforce that ensures that AI products are accurate, effective and safe.

This often hidden workforce performs the behind-the-scenes work of preparing datasets used to train algorithms, and many of which are based across countries in the Young World.

The data services industry, crucial for AI development, has been criticised for exploitative practices, often labelled as digital slavery. It's an industry where millions are underpaid and work in precarious conditions, performing repetitive tasks that fuel AI systems. In this episode we dig into the key question of how can governments and businesses create and ensure fair, meaningful employment opportunities in the AI sector across the Young World?

Joining us to dig into this question is Dr Jonas Valente and Dr Funda Ustek Spilda both working on FairWork, a research project which is working to shine a light on working conditions in the digital age.

4.06: What do we mean by data work, what are the key activities and why is it important?

5.54: Why have data workers been made to be ‘invisible’?

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The Real-Time Revolution: How Instant Payments are Changing African Lives

vendredi 30 janvier 2026 • Durée 01:02:27

Welcome back to the Young World Podcast! In this episode, host Monica Fluke is joined by Tochukwu Egesi (Head of Payments & Digital Financial Services at Genesis Analytics) and William Uko (Head of Strategy and Research at NIBSS) to discuss the future of Africa as a real-time economy.

For too long, moving money across Africa has been slow, expensive, and heavily reliant on cash, a system that often leaves the most vulnerable behind. But a quiet revolution is happening.

Our guests unpack the rise of Instant Payment Systems (IPS) and explain how this technology is moving beyond simple convenience to build a "real-time economy." From gig workers receiving instant wages to smallholder farmers securing immediate payment for their harvests, we explore how real-time data and funds are becoming the new engine for continental development.

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The Case for a United Africa: Why African Integration is the Only Path Forward

Saison 1 · Épisode 5

lundi 23 février 2026 • Durée 47:41

As global trade shifts toward nationalism and protectionism, Africa is pursuing a historic counter-narrative through the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AFCFTA). In this episode, Professor David Luke explains why integration is not just an option but the continent's only genuine pathway to sustainable development. From the necessity of economic scale to the challenges of guided trade and fragmented regulations, this conversation explores how a unified market can transform 54 individual economies into a global powerhouse.

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Portable Protection: Why Social Safety Nets Must Go Beyond National Borders

Saison 1 · Épisode 4

lundi 16 février 2026 • Durée 53:55

Migration is often discussed in terms of statistics and politics, but at its heart, it is about people moving to survive. Whether driven by climate change, conflict, or the search for work, millions of people across Africa are on the move. In this conversation, Ellie Chesshire and Dr. Jason explore why our current social safety nets are failing these vulnerable groups because they stop at national borders.

They discuss the concept of "portable" social protection, insurance and support that follows a person wherever they go, and why we must replace divisive rhetoric with evidence-based policies that treat migration as a tool for shared development rather than a crisis to be managed.

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Navigating the Storm: How to Make Smart Policy in a Volatile World

Saison 1 · Épisode 3

lundi 9 février 2026 • Durée 54:06

Welcome back to the Young World Podcast! In the third episode of our new season, host Emma Green sits down with Lael Bethlehem and Vuyo Guma to discuss the art of smart and resilient policymaking in an increasingly volatile world. As geopolitical shifts, climate uncertainty, and rapid technological change disrupt the status quo, governments in the Young World must find ways to move beyond traditional, slow-moving bureaucracies to achieve impact.

The episode explores real-world examples of reform, specifically looking at the success of South Africa’s Operation Vulindlela, a flagship delivery unit designed to unlock growth and cross-government collaboration. We explore the complexities of the South African visa system, uncovering how even well-intended laws can be undermined by implementation hurdles. From Regulatory Impact Assessments (RIA) to establishing high-bandwidth organisations, our guests explain why getting policy right requires a blend of technical rigour and adaptability.

"Policy is an instrument of change... the question is, can policy be used in a real-world manner that actually shifts the needle?"

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