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Change Narratives

Dumebi Okwuosah
WINGS Initiative
Digital Skills Training
Psychosocial Support
Empowerment Of Girls
Soul Food Cypher
Livelihood Training
Social Protection
Community Collaboration
Women Empowerment
Mandela Washington Fellowship
Mentorship
Education
Internally Displaced Persons (IDP)
Resilience Building
Social Safety Nets
Cash Transfers
Digital Identity
Community Empowerment
Entrepreneurship
Skills Development

Change Narratives is where Africa’s development journey meets real stories, bold ideas, and fresh perspectives.

Hosted by Dumebi and other collaborators, the podcast spotlights innovators, changemakers, and everyday people whose work is redefining what’s possible for the continent. From music and culture to governance, gender, technology, and social impact — we go beyond the headlines to uncover t... more

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In this episode, the team talks honestly about what the work looks like from week to week.

They talk about how they start with needs assessments, why they build “rules of engagement” instead of strict rules, and how affirmations slowly help the shy ... more

Part One focuses on how WINGS started and why the team chose to work with girls in IDP camps.

Tomi, Wadi, and Olumide discuss their personal experiences growing up, the connection to the stories of these girls and women, and the desire they felt to... more

What if real reform begins with reflection?

this episode of Change Narratives, Victor Adejoh, Country Director at Synergos Nigeria, shares how self-awareness, deep listening, and empathy can transform not just leaders but the systems they shape. T... more

What does it really take to build systems people can trust?

In this conversation, Victor Adejoh, clinical psychologist and Country Director of Synergos Nigeria, breaks it down not through theories, but through lived experience.

We talk about the qu... more

This week, we took a breath. We’ve been filming, editing, re-editing, and dreaming up new ways to tell real stories, and it felt right to pause and look at how far we’ve come. From August till now, Change Narratives has grown into a small but mighty ... more

In this final part of our conversation, Ubah Thomas Ubah reflects on what makes social impact last. We go beyond policies and systems to talk about sustainability, financing, and the foundations that outlive any single project — the social registry, ... more

We often discuss delivery, but what does it truly mean to transition from identifying people in need to actually reaching them? In this part, Ubah takes us through how trust is built not by owning every piece of the puzzle, but by connecting the righ... more

Creating sustainable impact is never straightforward. It’s about understanding vested interests, building trust, and leading with humility.

In Part 1 of our conversation, Ubah Thomas Ubah (Senior Social Protection Specialist, World Bank) shares how ... more

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Recent Guests

Noel Mushinzimana
Young leader from Rwanda, project coordinator for the Green Rising Program by UNICEF.
UNICEF
Episode: Building Peace and Purpose: Rethinking Development Through Youth, Mentorship, and Innovation in Africa

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Dumebi
Host of the podcast, actively engaged in discussions around Africa's development, empowered narratives, and social change.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

BONUS: Stepping Into Development Discourse for the First Time? Finding My Voice!
Q: If you could recommend one policy change after attending the summit, what could it be?
They really need to regulate the use of Twitter due to misinformation.
BONUS: Stepping Into Development Discourse for the First Time? Finding My Voice!
Q: So how do you connect to the theme of new voices and new approaches?
I feel global mobility is a personal choice and important to know how to contribute to changes.
Building Peace and Purpose: Rethinking Development Through Youth, Mentorship, and Innovation in Africa
Q: What do you see between now and the next five years for your project?
I aim to have many young leaders from Rwanda conquering global opportunities and promoting cultural exchange as part of my project.
Building Peace and Purpose: Rethinking Development Through Youth, Mentorship, and Innovation in Africa
Q: What is your focus project on?
My focus project is around mentorship, specifically targeting young people who are not in employment, education, or training, through a digital mentorship program called Nyobora.
Building Peace and Purpose: Rethinking Development Through Youth, Mentorship, and Innovation in Africa
Q: Is networking something you wanted to do before the fellowship, or is it now that you're on the fellowship that you're thinking about it?
Before joining the fellowship, I wanted to network and gain global connections beyond my country.

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A dynamic exploration of Africa's development landscape, featuring stories, insights, and discussions that challenge traditional narratives around the continent. Each episode connects powerful first-hand experiences with pressing global themes such as governance, social impact, technology, music, and culture. The content is enriched by contributions from innovators and changemakers, offering listeners a diverse array of perspectives and practical insights aimed at inspiring and engaging audiences in African development discussions. The podcast uniquely emphasizes the interplay between history, creativity, and the potential for transformational change while positioning itself as a platform for amplifying African voices.

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