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L-R: Asaf Rubin, graduate, INSEAD Business School, France; Ire Aderinokun, graduate, INSEAD; Babalola Oyeleye, chief strategy & innovation officer, MTN Nigeria; Tosin Taiwo, consultant, The Africa Agriculture and Trade Investment Fund; Yahaya Ibrahim, chief technical officer, MTN Nigeria; Lena Jiao, graduate, INSEAD, and Anita Akpan, senior manager, business operations, strategy and innovation, MTN Nigeria, during

Sub-Saharan Africa holds the world’s youngest population, with nearly 70 percent under the age of 30. At the same time, the region faces one of its greatest challenges: ensuring reliable and sustainable food security amid climate change, urbanisation, and rising demand. Agriculture should be where these two realities meet, a sector where youth energy fuels

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