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Instead, leadership demands integrity, empathy, and a commitment to creating lasting change. As Lao Tzu stated, "A leader is best when people barely know he exists. When his work is done, his aim fulfilled, they will say: we did it ourselves."

A genuine leader focuses on providing tangible solutions to the problems affecting their community, striving to improve lives through thoughtful policies and meaningful initiatives. It is not an opportunity to exploit the pain of others for personal or political gain.

True leadership is about acknowledging these hardships and taking decisive action to address them. A leader’s success is measured by their ability to uplift those in need, foster unity, and inspire hope—not by the applause of temporary rhetoric but by the enduring impact of their actions.

Leadership requires a deep understanding of the challenges and suffering faced by the people you serve. It is not about masking their struggles behind the pomp and ceremony of traditional events or public appearances.

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Is Africa ready for green growth? New report assesses Gabon, Kenya, Morocco, Mozambique, Rwanda, Senegal and Tunisia A new report co-authored by the African Development Bank and the Global Green Growth Institute, has found evidence of growing political commitment to green growth in Africa. The Africa Green Growth Re...

A 2022 report co-authored by the African Development Bank and the Global Green Growth Institute, has found evidence of growing political commitment to green growth in Africa.

www.afdb.org/en/news-and-...

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All persons have the right to think freely, entertain ideas & hold positions based on conscientious or religious or other beliefs. Subject to certain limitations, persons also have the right to demonstrate or manifest religious or other beliefs, by way of worship, observance, practice and teaching.