In this episode hosts Anne Chisa and Rewa Assi speak with two early career researchers, Mendy and Wendy, the first Black African women to author the 2023 Global Hunger Report.

Together, they discuss the challenges and opportunities young people face in transforming food systems amidst climate change. From the realities of science advocacy to the role of governments and communities in promoting food sovereignty, this episode explores:

• Youth inclusion and leadership in food systems
• The impact of climate change on food and nutrition security
• How science can bridge the gap between policy and practical solutions
• Lessons from the Global Hunger Report: Beyond 2030

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In this special recap episode, hosts Rewa Assi and Anne Chisa take a step back to reflect on their journey so far. From decolonizing research to energy access, policy recommendations, and sustainability solutions, they unpack the biggest lessons from their conversations with leading experts.

Tune in as we reflect, learn, and look ahead to the future of the WEF Nexus!

Join us for a discussion with Colleta Gandidzanwa, manager of the CLAB-Africa project at the University of Pretoria, and Nafiisa Sobratee-Fajurally, Honorary Research Fellow at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, as we delve into the challenges of decolonizing research and academia. This episode examines how colonial legacies continue to marginalize African researchers and indigenous knowledge systems .

We also highlight transformative initiatives, which aim to foster equitable research partnerships and empower African scholars. Colleta and Nafiisa share insights on leveraging local contexts, engaging stakeholders, and creating inclusive frameworks that inspire innovation and collaboration.

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