Leading research and advisory firm Caribou Digital, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, has today released a new report on African young people and digital technology experiences, titled Youth in Digital Africa: Our connections. Our choices. Our future. The new research highlights young people's voices calling for more investment and support for digital infrastructure, skills training, and inclusive policies to unlock youth potential. Find out more.
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Leading research and advisory firm Caribou Digital, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, has released a new report on African young people and digital technology experiences, titled "Youth in Digital Africa: Our connections. Our choices. Our future."
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