The names below are the Focal Points of The African Youth Architects  ( AYA) across Africa. 1. Manara El Deib ( Academic Researcher,  Teaching Assistant and a Dynamic Youth Activist Passionate About Migration)--Egypt Ms. Manara El Deib is an iconoclastic academic researcher,  a veteran teaching assistant at Arma Jaya University and UKDW in Indonesia; and also in Egypt at Alexandria University. She is working on urban movement ( rural-urban migration) in order to fight human migration in rural and urban areas in Egypt. She is also a Co-founder of an NGO working on child education. 2.  Elizabeth Talatu Williams   (  Gender and Reproductive Health Activist and Youth Leader)- NIGERIA  Elizabeth Talatu Williams has worked in the public health field for the last 5 years - with expertise in managing teams, monitoring and evaluation of programs, report writing, and research. Her expertise has seen her manage projects mainly focused...

The famous young Gambian West African writer and scholar, born Modou Lamin Sowe ( 1990),  well known by his penname Modou Lamin Age- Almusaf Sowe, a former teacher-librarian and drama coordinator at Masroor Senior Secondary School,  the  founder of the Young Writers' Association of The Gambia  ( YWAG), former university-librarian and the director of academic research at the African Development University  (ADU ), an independent researcher and scholar of intellectual property and library and information studies,  has suggested adding 16 new words, new senses and new sub-entries in the English language dictionary. Speaking to Mr. Sowe in his library earlier this weekend to the African Youth Architects  ( AYA ), Mr. Sowe said is not about level of education, nationality,  knowledge or the degrees one has obtained, but some people are just born special to create history in this world.  The 28-year-old unmarried Gambian scholar suggested t...

            AYA Campaigns for the ''AFRIKA'' We Want, and Not the ''AFRICA'' They want for Us! We, the African Youth Architects, are united in our conviction that the crisis currently affecting Africa is not only a migration or refugee crisis, but also a crisis of unprecedented raise of youth unemployment manifested in abysmal trends and indicators.  The African Youth Architects (AYA) focus on empowering the African youths and their organizations by creating job opportunities for them, in order to tackle youth unemployment by 2030. The sole objective of AYA is to launch an international campaign on the attainment of a relevant and a quality education for all, the implementation of the World Programme of Action for Youth, and the AU AGENDA 2063, in partnership with international organizations, in order to create a suitable platform for coordinated actions and mass mobilization towards youth unemployment and employment cre...