Implementing the Auditor General’s Recommendations for Fiscal Discipline and Domestic Resource Mobilisation in Uganda

Implementing the Auditor General’s Recommendations for Fiscal Discipline and Domestic Resource Mobilisation in Uganda

Fiscal discipline reduces unsustainable debt levels, freeing resources for investments in sectors like agriculture, tech, and green industries, which are critical for youth employment.

Youth and Climate Justice: An Assessment of COP29 Outcomes on Climate Financing for Low-Income Countries

Youth and Climate Justice: An Assessment of COP29 Outcomes on Climate Financing for Low-Income Countries

Youth are also greatly impacted by climate change due to the loss of educational and skill-building opportunities. The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) estimates that by 2050, climate change would cause up to 1.8 billion school days to be lost worldwide, which will have a catastrophic effect on the education and skill-building of young people.

The Role of Youth in Promoting Human Rights and Social Justice in the SADC Region

The Role of Youth in Promoting Human Rights and Social Justice in the SADC Region

Apart from engaging in activism and lobbying, young people in the SADC area also use community-based projects to advance social justice and human rights. Numerous youth in the neighborhood participate in community-based initiatives that support social justice and human rights, especially in the fields of economic empowerment, health, and education.

Youth-Centric Budgeting: A Critical Examination of Zimbabwe’s 2025 Budget

Youth-Centric Budgeting: A Critical Examination of Zimbabwe’s 2025 Budget

The national budget for Zimbabwe in 2025 has received recognition for emphasizing social services, infrastructural expansion, and economic development. A closer examination of the budget, however, indicates that it might not adequately address the urgent issues facing Zimbabwe’s youth. A large percentage of the population is young, and they confront several obstacles, such as restricted chances for entrepreneurship and innovation, lack of access to healthcare and education, and unemployment.