Lunches
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Saturday
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12:45 pm
Batten HIves 307
Documentary Screening and Q&A | Stand Together as One
When drought hit Ethiopia in 1983, millions of people were impacted by famine and one million people starved to death. Kenyan photojournalist Mohamed Amin and his BBC colleagues Michael Buerk and Mike Wooldridge documented the historic events surrounding the famine. These images inspired musicians to stand together and led to the recording of the worldly famous song "We Are The World". Documentary screening followed by a Q&A with Salim Amin, film director and son of late Mohamed Amin.
Other Sessions
Keynotes
Friday
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3:15 pm
Klarman Auditorium
The Relationship Between developed nations and Africa – the past, the present and the future?
Farouk Gumel explores Africa’s evolving global partnerships and strategies for a stronger economic future.
Breakout 2
Saturday
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11:30 am
Aldrich 109
Interconnected Infrastructure: Unifying Africa’s Transport & Logistics
This panel explores infrastructure’s role in boosting trade, mobility, and AfCFTA-driven economic integration across Africa.
Lunches
Saturday
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12:45 pm
Batten Hives 306
In Conversation: Patrick Njoroge
Join a Q&A with Dr. Patrick Njoroge on monetary policy, financial regulation, and Africa’s economy.