“…I think in the next decade though, Africa will feature a lot more globally aware and progressive young leaders who demand more of their nation, their communities and themselves; and I will definitely be one of them.”- E. A....

“Given constant technological advances, the demands of the future of work require innovative thinking that is empathetic and empowers people as impactful economic agents locally and globally,” — Emmanuel Agbeko GamorHere is Why the world needs the youth revolution more...

Global Shapers Annual Summit 2019 & grateful for the opportunity to present our full selves in sharing empathetic knowledge that leads to equitable & sustainable impact globally 🌍(starting from Africa). 🙏🏾Grateful for this new journey on the Impact & Knowledge...

🇿🇦 South Africa former President Thabo Mbeki on the sidelines of WEF spoke up against #XenophobiaInSouthAfrica and characterized recent events particularly as heinous crime against specific black shop owners that are being made to be #Xenophobia #AF19 -#DSYInspireSessions such an...

#DSYInspireSessions such an honor to speak with fellow educators, researchers, teachers and practitioners on 21st Century Education & 4IR on the sidelines of #AF19 #WEF #WEFAfrica19 💡 Kanea #GamorLegacy Education Practitioners on the 21st Century report on Education & 4IR🇿🇦 South Africa former President Thabo Mbeki...

#WEF20 #Davos Interesting perspective especially from a more-equitable-world advocate https://lnkd.in/eaWWTuX 💡 #Road2DavosLooking forward to reading/hearing his views AFTER Davos and what next steps for Occupy Wall Street leveraging World Economic Forum’s global influence looks like… 🤔 -A year later, I’m...

My gratitude to the Weekend Dawn crew: Jacob Moshokoa + Liezle Wilson for the invitation to the Newzroom 405 studios. I had the chance to touch on the African Union’s passport initiaitive, Agenda 2063, South Africa’s 🇿🇦 President Cyril Ramaphoza and the soon-to-be...

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“Respect is reciprocal.” Damini (aka Oluwa Burna Boy) Ogulu, African Giant — Circa 2019 Full disclosure: I wrote this and a few other posts (some from 2017) and have kept them in my draft without publishing, yes there are others.Today Friday, March...

2020 started with national lockdowns from Asia, Europe, Americas to the African continent in response to the pandemic caused by the CoronaVirus or Covid-19, with global health structures struggling to cope and the disruption of transportation and hospitality industries while plummeting economies across the world...

Entrepreneurs, Healthcare & frontline workers; educators during the coronavirus pandemic.Extended (partial or full) lockdowns are becoming more commonplace across the world as our lived-experiences in many countries. I dunno about you, but for me, navigating through each day seems...

As we take stock of the last 30–45 days, we will look back at this time marked by the Coronavirus pandemic across generations, with mixed reactions. Mostly characterized by our collective worry and anxiety, anguish, mourning, the admiration and...

In adjusting to this “new normal” I have found it comforting to hear from peers also navigating through these hours-days-weeks-all-meshed-in-one virus prevention routines. With a myriad of different government regulations on lockdown and economic recovery, it is equally important...

Conversations that Matter.As we celebrate the strides towards a consolidated African economy community, and recognize the many strides made in the past;  Kwame Nkrumah’s speech at the OAU in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia circa May 24th, 1963I’m reminded of the power of ideas that lead to...

Personally, June has ushered in a wave of emotions — some fresh wounds due to racial and class equity, and old hurt — that I hope to heal in this unpacking podcasting, professional advocacy, and writing process. To you, on this Unpacking Africa journey with me,...

The Black Lives Matter movement #BLM, rekindled by the unfortunate death of many black people, most noteworthy the 8 minutes 46 seconds knee-on-neck strangulation of George Floyd has the entire world interrogating racism and colonial structures that have, and continue to, disenfranchise blacks and Africans across...

Rotary & ending PolioSeptember has always been a fascinating month in my personal life as it represents the four weeks when I celebrate the birthdays of my loved ones the most! Birth dates of my grandfather to both my...

Validating Community Curation, Finally source: Facebook Certified Community Managers websiteMy first recollection of curating a community was during my teenage years when I helped my mother, Muriel with The Call of Esther Ministry activities in Alexandria Virginia. We were dedicated...

Good governance, rebuilding and amplifying our voices“…and we have to be patient, and it’s not over until every vote is counted.” — Joseph Robinette Biden (former USA Vice President & President-Elect 2020)Patience as a child was one of the most...

2021: Eyes (and ears) wide openNew resolutions and the euphoria of a new year notwithstanding, 2021 has started off feeling like the B-side of a 2020-mixtape.The advent of a new strain of the COVID-19 virus, insurrection in the United States of America, and...

Dreaming anew.One of the impactful lessons I picked up during my time teaching Entrepreneurial Leadership at ALU in Mauritius, was the constant need to foster a growth mindset. The intentional ability to keep dreaming and the consistent effort in bringing these...

The pursuit of collaborative success.At the sidelines of the last World Economic Forum on Africa in 2019 B.C. (Before Coronavirus), my good friend and newly appointed Heavy Chef Foundation chair, Lukhanyo Neer introduced me to Fred Roed & the crew. This multi-stakeholder dialogue and the months-prior Davos...

Business, arts & culture, and everything in-between With the recent announcement by @Jack, CEO of Twitter, to have the tech giant’s HQ Africa operations setup in Ghana (and the many re-ignited “Jollof wars” inspired by Ghanaians, Nigerians, Senegalese and not-so-unbiased commentary...

Social x Digital x Continuous Education“What can you share (in my case, teach well) with your eyes closed and within a moment’s notice?”And this question started the co-designing and facilitation “Digital You” project with the University of Stellenbosch Business School...

Reflections on Africa Day.“We Are our ancestors’ wildest dreams, but we don’t know that unless we learn what our ancestors went through.” — Monita K. Bell Leading up to Africa Day 2021, I had the once-in-a-lifetime joy of surprising my mother, Rev....

#SpacesWithGamor curates conversations online and in-person that leverages tech, culture, and, connections from Africa to the rest of the world.We had our intro session on 6th February and a discussion on Story Boarding with Akua Nyame-Mensah (@akua_nm)Click the links below #SpacesWithGamor and...

Learning how to grieve, and spark joy amidst sadnessDuring the anniversary month of the death of my father — Emmanuel Francios Gamor — #GamorLegacy these past couple of weeks I have been pensive, reflective, and conscious of the tools I (may not) have...

Investing and raising capital for our dreamsEveryone would love ready access to a pool of resources; and, access to cash especially would be great to live up to their dreams!In a world where ideas are a dime a dozen,...

Africa, the center of the world. September has seemed like a whirlwind of momentous events and the exhilarating rush of a resoundingly successful Global Citizen Festival in my home country Accra, Ghana, and New York, USA has been the cherry on the...

Homecoming, civic engagement, and journalism assemblies Homecoming is an annual tradition my family has participated in for ages and usually, all roads lead to Africa as my siblings and mother’s siblings troop in from the United States and the UK during the course...

Generations. Honoring my past, presently grateful for my future. #GamorLegacy2023 first half year has been emotional, reflective, and personally challenging. 40th Memorial & Remembrance for Victor George Ekow Sawyerr, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Winneba — Ghana | Emmanuel Agbeko Gamor’s...

Digital hopes and larger-than-life realities 2023–2024 This time for Africa Ghana: 2023 didn’t usher in the same aplomb that New Year’s celebrations & resolutions usually do, and for an expected post-COVID-19 era, it seems as if we are all managing our...

Big Tech to Telco in pursuit of building a “tech telecom giant” 🤔 , my time at MTN 🇬🇭 thus far. #ManagementMinistry 300 million touchpointsWhat would you do if you had front-row seats to the user experience of ~300 million...

At the intersection of culture and emerging tech Africa has a story to tell. On the back of this exciting announcement, Mali Magic by Google’s SSA MD, Nitin Gajria my community of creatives at the Eliu Gift Hub could not be more elated! Image courtesy: Google Arts &...