African Youth Network

28/05/2026

Under the leadership of Kenneth Jayah, the African Youth Network recently held a strategic sponsorship meeting with the LEONE ROCK METAL Group at their head office in Freetown, Sierra Leone

It was more than just a meeting; it was a space where ideas met action. We engaged in productive discussions, initiated key projects, and agreed on clear action points that will guide our next steps. Every voice in the room mattered, and every moment pushed us closer to something bigger than ourselves.

We are sincerely grateful to everyone who showed up, contributed, and believed in the vision we are building together. Partnerships like this remind us that progress is never accidental; it is intentional, shared, and driven by purpose.

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27/05/2026

Under the leadership of our CEO, Kenneth Jayah African Youth Network proudly engaged with the international Non Governmental Organization, Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO), ahead of our upcoming national project for young people across Sierra Leone.

Our discussion focused on one powerful mission: creating equal access to opportunities for every young person regardless of region, tribe, political affiliation, or gender. From jobs and internships to volunteering, skills training, summits, and seminars, we believe every dream deserves a chance to grow.

We are excited to announce Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) as one of our lead partner on this transformative journey. Together, we are committed to inspiring hope, empowering young people, and building a future where every youth can reach their fullest potential.

A new chapter is rising for the youths of Sierra Leone.
Wonderful news is on the way.

Stay glued. The best is yet to come!

26/05/2026

In a powerful step towards shaping a brighter future for young people in Sierra Leone, the African Youth Network proudly met with the United Nations Volunteers at the UN House to discuss collaboration and partnership for our upcoming national project.

Led by our visionary and inspiring leader, Kenneth Jayah, the delegation shared bold ideas, purpose driven goals, and a strong passion for youth empowerment, leadership, and national development. The meeting was more than just a conversation; it was a moment of hope, unity, and commitment to creating life changing opportunities for young people across the country.

We are truly honoured and excited to have the United Nations Volunteers as partners on this journey. Their support represents a strong belief in the power, creativity, and potential of Sierra Leonean youths to lead positive change in their communities and beyond.

This is not just a project. This is a movement to inspire dreams, build leaders, and transform lives.

The future is calling...Stay glued. The best is yet to come.

24/05/2026

The African Youth Network held a high-level engagement with Sierra Leonean football icon and retired footballer,kei Kamara to discuss strategic collaboration and partnership opportunities ahead of our upcoming national project aimed at empowering young people across Sierra Leone.

Present at the meeting were Isaac Bayoh the Youth representative at the United Nations council and Lyzianah Emakoua from CCIS as key stakeholders committed to youth development, leadership, and national transformation.

The conversation centered on building a united movement that inspires hope, creates opportunities, promotes positive youth engagement, and strengthens the voices of young people in shaping the future of our nation.

We strongly believe that when young people are empowered, supported, and given the right platform, they become powerful drivers of peace, innovation, community development, and sustainable national progress.

This is bigger than a project.This is about building a generation. This is about shaping the future of Sierra Leone together.

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11/05/2026

The African Youth Network lead by our Chief Executive Officer, Kenneth Jayah held a meeting with Mr. Isaac Mbayoh, the Youth Representative for Sierra Leone at the United Nations Council, as well as United Nations Volunteers at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Office in Sierra Leone..

The meeting was marked by productive discussions, the initiation of projects, and the establishment of action points. We extend our gratitude to all attendees and express our optimism as we strive to accomplish greater achievements in subsequent months to come...

We are prepared and enthusiastic about our forthcoming activities.

20/04/2026

The African Youth Network recently held a strategic engagement with the Anti-Corruption Commission, reaffirming a shared commitment to confront corruption and promote integrity across Sierra Leone. This meeting was not just a conversation, but a bold step toward building a stronger alliance that empowers young people to become active defenders of transparency and accountability. At a time when the future of our nation depends on trust and good governance, this collaboration signals hope, action, and a united front for change.

Our visionary leader, Kenneth Jayah continues to position young people at the center of national development, the African Youth Network is preparing an impactful program focused on deepening awareness, strengthening civic responsibility, and equipping youths with the tools to challenge corruption in all its forms. The conversation is shifting from awareness to action, creating a generation that not only understands the cost of corruption but is ready to stand against it with courage, knowledge, and purpose.

This is just the beginning. A powerful movement is rising, and something transformative is coming. Stay connected, stay informed, and stay ready, because something big is coming...

17/04/2026

13/04/2026

In anticipation of the African Youth Network’s national project preparations, we experienced a moment that felt predestined, an inspiring engagement with the Chief Executive Officer of Job Search Sierra Leone. We explored robust partnerships that hold the potential to shape and enhance national development.

Under the leadership of our visionary CEO, Kenneth Jayah, the delegation carried not only ideas but also purpose, passion, and the quiet confidence of a future already taking shape. What transpired was more than just a meeting, it was a convergence of minds dedicated to making an impact, a spark of something greater than ourselves.

As he consistently reminds us, "The Win is coming."

The atmosphere in that room was truly electric, something incredible was emerging, imminent, and inevitable.

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20/03/2026

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20/02/2026

African Youth Network together with Creative Hub Africa empowered over 70 young people in the Capital of Sierra Leone with skills development training, business opportunities, small seeds funding for small business owners.