George Asamani

Nigeria

Managing Director for Sub-Saharan Africa @pminstitute

Articles

Africa: When Aid Shrinks, Execution Must Rise

1 week ago | allafrica.com | George Asamani

The announcement of deep cuts in US development assistance has cast a long shadow over Africa's infrastructure ambitions. The African Development Fund, the continent's principal vehicle for concessional financing, now faces a possible 37% drop in donor contributions, with Washington potentially withdrawing entirely, according to the Centre of Global Development.
When aid shrinks, execution must rise

1 week ago | newtimes.co.rw | George Asamani

African Development Bank (AfDB), President Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, delivers his remarks during the event. Courtesy
GEORGE ASAMANI: When aid shrinks, project execution must improve

1 week ago | businesslive.co.za | George Asamani

Support our award-winning journalism. The Premium package (digital only) is R30 for the first month and thereafter you pay R129 p/m now ad-free for all subscribers. People protest USAID cuts in Washington, DC. Picture: Kent Nishimura The announcement of deep cuts in US development assistance has cast a long shadow over Africa’s infrastructure ambitions.
The next superpower isn’t a country, it is Africa’s youth

1 month ago | newtimes.co.rw | George Asamani

The Future of Jobs Report 2025 by the World Economic Forum (WEF) highlights the shifting nature of work, emphasising the rising demand for skills in technology, engineering, artificial intelligence (AI).
Africa: The Next Superpower Isn't a Country--It's Africa's Youth

2 months ago | allafrica.com | George Asamani

Africa, the cradle of humanity, is once again shaping the future--this time, as the cradle of skills. The continent is home to the youngest population in the world, a demographic trend that stands in stark contrast to the aging and shrinking workforces in regions such as Europe, North America, and parts of Asia. By 2050, Africa's workforce could be one of the most powerful economic forces globally, bridging labour gaps in ageing economies.
The Next Superpower Isn’t a Country-It’s Africa’s Youth

2 months ago | capitalfm.co.ke | George Asamani |sub-Saharan Africa

Africa, the cradle of humanity, is once again shaping the future—this time, as the cradle of skills. The continent is home to the youngest population in the world, a demographic trend that stands in stark contrast to the aging and shrinking workforces in regions such as Europe, North America, and parts of Asia. By 2050, Africa’s workforce could be one of the most powerful economic forces globally, bridging labour gaps in ageing economies.
The next superpower isn’t a country, it is Africa’s youth

2 months ago | newsday.co.ke | George Asamani |sub-Saharan Africa

By George Asamani, Managing Director, Project Management Institute, Sub-Saharan AfricaAfrica, the cradle of humanity, is once again shaping the future, this time, as the cradle of skills. The continent is home to the youngest population in the world, a demographic trend that stands in stark contrast to the aging and shrinking workforces in regions such as Europe, North America, and parts of Asia.
The Human Edge in the Age of AI - By George Asamani

Feb 6, 2025 | brandcrunch.com.ng | George Asamani |O'Lekan Babatunde

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) integrates into the workplace and redefines job roles, young professionals find themselves at a pivotal crossroads. On one side lies the immense potential of AI to drive innovation and professional growth. On the other, the challenge of preserving irreplaceable human attributes, creativity, empathy, and critical thinking, remains critical to maintaining our unique value in an increasingly automated world.
The Human Edge in the Age of AI

Feb 5, 2025 | brandiconimage.com | George Asamani |sub-Saharan Africa

George AsamaniAs Artificial Intelligence (AI) integrates into the workplace and redefines job roles, young professionals find themselves at a pivotal crossroads. On one side lies the immense potential of AI to drive innovation and professional growth. On the other, the challenge of preserving irreplaceable human attributes, creativity, empathy, and critical thinking, remains critical to maintaining our unique value in an increasingly automated world.
Professionalism demands continuous learning

Jan 13, 2025 | bbrief.co.za | George Asamani

George Asamani | MD | Sub-Saharan Africa | Project Management Institute (PMI) | mail me |Continuous learning is essential for professionals to stay relevant, adapt to changing demands and advance in their careers. Professionalism demands continuous learning may be a cliché, but the world of work is changing at an unprecedented pace. As the future unfolds, evolving workplace demands require even seasoned professionals to keep learning.