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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 86048, member: 27"] The takeaway hits hard that Africa keeps exporting its brightest minds while broken systems and foreign strings yank the steering wheel. Push to keep African talent home [LIST] [*]Monica Geingos blasted leadership pipelines that ship talent overseas. [*]Argued growth should happen inside African institutions. [*]Pushed a mindset flip on grooming decision makers. [*]Pointed at homegrown schools as anchors. [/LIST] Warning on donor-driven fragility [LIST] [*]Monica Geingos flagged outside funding as a shaky foundation. [*]She noted global politics can flip support overnight. [*]Urged African control for durability. [*]Framed reliance as a long-term risk. [/LIST] New leadership programs rolled out [LIST] [*]Monica Geingos fronted the launch of new fellowships. [*]Marked debut of Dr Hage G Geingob Fellows. [*]Tied effort to Intergenerational Leadership Accelerator. [*]Positioned it as continent facing. [/LIST] What Leadership Lab Yetu is trying [LIST] [*]Leadership Lab Yetu operates as a pan-African connector. [*]Bridges rising figures with established power players. [*]Built with Africa School of Governance and Rwanda ministry of youth and arts. [*]Focuses on skills and real networks. [/LIST] Broken systems are blocking young leaders [LIST] [*]Monica Geingos warned that training fails inside rotten institutions. [*]Described power cultures that punish accountability. [*]Highlighted exclusion of rural youth and language minorities. [*]Demanded fair metrics and real absorption paths. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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