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Episode 2: Behind the scenes
The young African leaders have an emotional meeting with their patron Archbishop Desmond Tutu and are warned of the pitfalls of leading in the continent.
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Kenyan CEO James Mworia, who is ranked sixth on the Forbes list of young and powerful Africans, makes notes in a session.
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Malian business manager Mema Beye gives his view on what is holding the continent back.
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Dr Mamphela Ramphele enlists the leaders’ help in promoting citizenship in their countries.
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu gets ready for filming.
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Lydie Hakizimana, a Rwandan entrepreneur, is moved by the conversation with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who is considered a living legend for many Africans.
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The young leaders have made a pledge to the Archbishop to form a network of change-makers spanning the continent. But how will they do it?
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu waves the young leaders goodbye, having inspired them with his legacy and his advice.
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Kenyan CEO James Mworia, who is ranked sixth on the Forbes list of young and powerful Africans, makes notes in a session.

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Kenyan CEO James Mworia, who is ranked sixth on the Forbes list of young and powerful Africans, makes notes in a session.

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Malian business manager Mema Beye gives his view on what is holding the continent back.

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Malian business manager Mema Beye gives his view on what is holding the continent back.

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Dr Mamphela Ramphele enlists the leaders’ help in promoting citizenship in their countries.

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Dr Mamphela Ramphele enlists the leaders’ help in promoting citizenship in their countries.

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu gets ready for filming.

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu gets ready for filming.

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Lydie Hakizimana, a Rwandan entrepreneur, is moved by the conversation with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who is considered a living legend for many Africans.

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Lydie Hakizimana, a Rwandan entrepreneur, is moved by the conversation with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who is considered a living legend for many Africans.

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The young leaders have made a pledge to the Archbishop to form a network of change-makers spanning the continent. But how will they do it?

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The young leaders have made a pledge to the Archbishop to form a network of change-makers spanning the continent. But how will they do it?

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu waves the young leaders goodbye, having inspired them with his legacy and his advice.

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu waves the young leaders goodbye, having inspired them with his legacy and his advice.

Episode 2: Behind the scenes

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