As we continue our focus on Africa Border Day, an annual moment dedicated to reflecting on regional integration, the elimination of cross-border barriers, and the dream of a unified continent, we turn our attention to the continent's youth. Africa has the youngest population in the world, a generation increasingly bold enough to build, innovate, and lead across physical and digital boundaries. Joining us today to unpack what African Border Day 2026 means for the continent's next generation, Peter Ndoro spoke to the Director-General of the International Forum for Peace & Diplomacy, a diplomat and regional integration advocate who works on issues of peace-building, cross-border cooperation and African development, Adeniran Michael Timothy​

<p>As we continue our focus on Africa Border Day, an annual moment dedicated to reflecting on regional integration, the elimination of cross-border barriers, and the dream of a unified continent, we turn our attention to the continent's youth. Africa has the youngest population in the world, a generation increasingly bold enough to build, innovate, and lead across physical and digital boundaries. Joining us today to unpack what African Border Day 2026 means for the continent's next generation, Peter Ndoro spoke to the Director-General of the International Forum for Peace &amp; Diplomacy, a diplomat and regional integration advocate who works on issues of peace-building, cross-border cooperation and African development, Adeniran Michael Timothy​</p>