Sabally made these remarks Friday, 8th of May, while delivering a lecture (through video conferencing) to a group of African youths from different countries that approached him for mentorship in their bid to better utilitise the opportunities created by the challenges of the COVID-19 lockdown.
The lecture duelled on Institutional Management with specific emphasis on communication, accountability and relevance. Within the framework of this C.A.R. approach Sabally shared strategies on how to improve grassroots organizations that have been established by young Africans.
The audience of young leaders comprised youths with from different African countries and diverse backgrounds, professionals in difference fields, Journalists and University students.
Founder-President of the youth mentorship foundation, Sabally Leadership Academy (SLA), Momodou Sabally is a well sought after motivational speaker and prolific author who addresses conferences of African youth leaders like the annual Africa Students and Youth Summit organised by the All-African Students Union (AASU) among other international leadership summits.
The African Academy of Languages (ACALAN) on Wednesday convened a workshop to discuss mechanisms for language policy development for The Gambia within the context of the Language Plan of Action for Africa (LPAA).
Considering many obstacle affecting the implementation of Comprehensive Health Education (CHE) in The Gambia, the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education (MoBSE) in partnership with officials at Banjul City Council (BCC) recently converged at the McCarthy Square to discuss issues relating to Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (ASRH).
African leaders will meet President Joe Biden in Washington in mid-December for the first major summit organised by the US for the continent.
