Analysts Discuss Redesigning Skills for Africa's Creative Future
Analysts, including Muind Mwanzia, emphasize the importance of redesigning skills for Africa's creative future to address challenges in the sector. The continent risks losing $200 billion due to structural gaps in skills development.
Botho Emerging Market Group and Mastercard Foundation support initiatives to bridge the gap. The creative economy in Africa holds immense potential, valued at $31 billion and projected to reach $50 billion by 2030.
However, lack of digital business skills and infrastructure hinder global competitiveness.
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