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Agenda 2063

Agenda 2063

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Oct 13, 2026

Ronald LamolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:17
We have to build and work together to build a cohesive African continent.
Ronald LamolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:21
From our side, we continue to build and forge consensus on a number of issues, including on critical minerals, on peace and security, under the umbrella of Agenda 2063, the Africa we want.
speaker_0HOST
3:34
And we close with a good news.
speaker_0HOST
3:36
Rwanda has a 10-year agreement with Formula 1.
Nkosazana Dlamini-ZumaGUEST
99:10
And then they said, "Even at the summit, don't prepare a speech.
Nkosazana Dlamini-ZumaGUEST
99:16
Just read this letter." And now we understand this Agenda 2063.
Sizwe Mpofu-WalshHOST
99:22
Mm.
Nkosazana Dlamini-ZumaGUEST
99:23
We agree.
Nkosazana Dlamini-ZumaGUEST
99:31
And there's a summit adopted.
Sizwe Mpofu-WalshHOST
99:33
Incredible.
Nkosazana Dlamini-ZumaGUEST
99:34
So that's how Agenda 2063-
Sizwe Mpofu-WalshHOST
99:37
Yeah
Siaha TladiHOST
5:21
Like I said, this is the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Program, and it's the African continent's flagship policy framework for agricultural transformation.
Siaha TladiHOST
5:31
This is an Agenda 2063 initiative that's aimed at helping African countries eliminate hunger and reduce poverty by raising economic growth through agriculture-led development.
Siaha TladiHOST
5:41
But w- we need to enter a new phase now.
Siaha TladiHOST
5:43
And with this need to enter a new phase, a new blueprint has, you know, sort of taken the mantle.
Dylan ManganiGUEST
21:50
So it might be more realistic to view the BRICS as a platform for cooperation rather than as a unified, a, development agency for Africa because of this diverse historical and cultural, economic, political, eh, context.
Aliyu BelloHOST
22:05
If I get your point correctly, so meaning, like, uh, the continent can go ahead or stick to visions we have for ourselves, like the Agenda 2063, which is coming from the AU, while also picking one or two from BRICS, or rather just cooperating with them on certain issues that are of interest to either regional blocks or individual countries.
Dylan ManganiGUEST
22:26
Definitely.
Dylan ManganiGUEST
22:27
This means to say that Africa can engage with BRICS, uh, from a member-to-member state viewpoint, understanding the priorities of each African state and, of course, of those that are in the BRICS.
Lynne TaylorGUEST
34:55
Now, wait a minute.
Lynne TaylorGUEST
34:57
You've just sat here, and you've had me go through all these resources saying this was a done deal, and now you're coming up, and you're telling me that this has the potential? And if you look at this particular, uh, document, it's telling you that there's an Agenda 2063 now.
Lynne TaylorGUEST
35:28
So I guess 2030 is outdated because we're-
Tim BrownHOST
35:31
They're running behind, that's all
Lynne TaylorGUEST
35:32
... what, 16? Ah.
Lynne TaylorGUEST
35:34
But yeah, it says here, uh, "STEM education is a catalyst for Africa's sustainable economic growth and its realization of the sustainable development goals and Agenda 2063." Well, I have not heard about that one, but it also says here it drew from models on China, South Korea, Singapore.
Lynne TaylorGUEST
35:54
It also goes on to tell you that this is building human capital.
Lynne TaylorGUEST
36:01
What is human capital, Tim?

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