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Can Africa’s young innovators harness AI for peace amid digital divides and policy gaps? Young people in Africa are revolutionising peacebuilding through artificial intelligence (AI) and digital technologies. They are not just consumers, but also creators of knowledge, transforming how we approach early warning, communication and governance. However, digital divides, inadequate policies and discriminatory structures risk stifling progress. As Africa’s policy framework on AI takes shape, this report advocates for inclusive, accountable frameworks that empower young people to drive Africa’s digital peace future.
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