Welcome to a new episode of the 'Global Citizenship in Practice' podcast!&nbsp;
"We have reviewed the past and present characteristics of education and&nbsp;leadership in Africa. In the wake of a pandemic that has rocked economies globally, this discussion between Melton Fellow Kwabena Ankrah and Patrick Awuah Jr., Founder and President of Ashesi University, Ghana, analyzes the future of Africa’s Education and Leadership and give prompts that will lead to learning and healing from our past and present ashes to forge a glorious continent in coming&nbsp;years."&nbsp;
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A leading proponent of global citizenship practice worldwide, the Melton Foundation looks back at over 25 years of shaping young minds through experiential learning, skill development, and intercultural exposure.

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