INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Dates: August 25 -29, 2019

Venue: Kigali Convention Centre

PROGRAMME

COMMONWEALTH ASSOCIATION OF TECHNICAL UNIVERSITIES AND POLYTECHNICS IN AFRICA

CAPA MEMBER COUNTRIES

Eastern region

Rwanda

Tanzania

Kenya

Uganda

Seychelles

Mauritius

Southern region:

Western region:

Nigeria

The Gambia

Sierra Leone Ghana

Botswana

Lesotho

Malawi

Mozambique

Namibia

South Africa

Eswatini Zambia Zimbabwe

For more information:Please visit the CAPA website, www.capa-sec.org

or The CAPA SecretariatTel: +254-20-3343672/251300; Cellphone: +254-792-688383;

Email: info@capa-sec.org

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CAPA 2019 KigAli internAtionAl ConferenCe

2nd PAN–AFRICAN YOUTH FORUM

THEME: “INNOVATION IN TVET FOR SKILLS TRANSFER, YOUTH EMPOWERMENT AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA”

ORGANISED BY: Commonwealth Association of Technical Universities and

Polytechnics in Africa (CAPA)

DISTINGUISHED GUEST OF HONOUR: Right Hon. Dr. Ngirente Edouard,

Prime Minister of Republic of Rwanda

CHIEF HOST: Hon. Dr. Eugene Mutimura

Minister of Education

Republic of Rwanda

VENUE: Kigali Convention Center, Rwanda

DATE: August 25 – 29, 2019

PROGRAMME

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Right Honorable Dr. NGIRENTE Edouard

Prime MinisterRepublic of Rwanda

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NATIONAL ANTHEM OF RWANDA “RWANDA NZIZA”

Rwanda nziza Gihugu cyacu Wuje imisozi, ibiyaga n’ibirunga Ngobyi iduhetse gahorane ishya. Reka tukurate tukuvuge ibigwi Wowe utubumbiye hamwe twese Abanyarwanda uko watubyaye Berwa, sugira, singizwa iteka.

Horana Imana, murage mwiza Ibyo tugukesha ntibishyikirwa; Umuco dusangiye uraturanga Ururimi rwacu rukaduhuza Ubwenge, umutima, amaboko yacu Nibigukungahaze bikwiye Nuko utere imbere ubutitsa.

Abakurambere b’intwari Bitanze batizigama Baraguhanga uvamo ubukombe Utsinda ubukoroni na mpatsibihugu Byayogoje Afurika yose None uraganje mu bwigenge Tubukomeyeho uko turi twese.

Komeza imihigo Rwanda dukunda Duhagurukiye kukwitangira Ngo amahoro asabe mu bagutuye Wishyire wizane muri byose Urangwe n’ishyaka, utere imbere Uhamye umubano n’amahanga yose Maze ijabo ryawe riguhe ijambo.

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AU ANTHEM

Let us all unite and celebrate together The victories won for our liberation Let us dedicate ourselves to rise together To defend our liberty and unity

O Sons and Daughters of Africa Flesh of the Sun and Flesh of the Sky Let us make Africa the Tree of Life

Let us all unite and sing together To uphold the bonds that frame our destiny Let us dedicate ourselves to fight together For lasting peace and justice on earth

O Sons and Daughters of Africa Flesh of the Sun and Flesh of the Sky Let us make Africa the Tree of Life

Let us all unite and toil together To give the best we have to Africa The cradle of mankind and fount of culture Our pride and hope at break of dawn

O Sons and Daughters of Africa Flesh of the Sun and Flesh of the Sky Let us make Africa the Tree of Life

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Hon. Dr. Eugene MUTIMURA

Minister of EducationRepublic of Rwanda

Dr. James GASHUMBA

Vice Chancellor, Rwanda Polytechnic (RP)Mrs. JAHOU S. Faal

CAPA Secretary General

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BACKGROUND

The Commonwealth Association of Technical Universities and Polytechnics in Africa (CAPA), hitherto known as the Commonwealth Association of Polytechnics in Africa, was established in 1978, following a resolution of the 7th Conference of Commonwealth Education Ministers held in Accra, Ghana in 1977. Since inception, the headquarters seat of CAPA has been at The Technical University of Kenya (formerly Kenya Polytechnic), under a diplomatic agreement with the Government of Kenya. The vision of CAPA is to be an influential voice in Africa for the promotion of skills development for wealth creation. CAPA is also a member of the African Union Commission’s TVET Cluster – a multi stakeholder collaboration promoting synergies to spur development of appropriate, responsive and quality TVET ecosystems in Member States.

As part of fulfilling its mandate, CAPA through its Executive Board and partners has decided to bring together the student leadership in TVET from its over 200 member institutions in Africa, in the second CAPA Pan – African Forum for Youth in TVET. These youth leaders shall get a platform to exchange ideas on how TVET skills could be innovatively deployed to create wealth and employment and solve other contemporary challenges facing young people in the continent. The Kigali August 2019 forum shall give voice to the youth themselves on how their concerns can be best addressed by policy makers and TVET institutional managers. Participants are expected to majorly come from the well-integrated mix of CAPA member institutions ranging from TVET colleges, technical training institutes, colleges of technology, polytechnics and universities of technology.

RATIONALE

Africa has the youngest population in the world with over 75 percent being below the age of 35. According to the World Bank, each year an additional five million turn 15; while over half-a-million join the job-seeking group. However, much of the economies are not generating employment or even entrepreneurship opportunities to cater for these numbers of youth let alone the adult population. On the other hand, the economic growth in much of Africa in the last two decades have raised a young population’s expectations of good jobs without greatly expanding the capacity to deliver them. These are the conditions that make social protest and political instability likely. The implications and consequences are widespread. These include the desperate efforts to migrate which we are witnessing within and to beyond the continent.

The figures on youth unemployment are sobering: of the nearly 200 million people unemployed worldwide today, 75 million are young people between 15-24 years of age. Economic inactivity of young people has increased very substantially. Young people who are not in education, not in training and not employed, are at serious risk of long-term unemployment and social exclusion long into adulthood. And given the large numbers we are talking of a whole generation scarred

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by inability to obtain a good first job, with consequences for the rest of their lives. And it also places their societies at risk of social strife today and lower growth in the future.

In developing countries, of the young people who are in the labour force, more than 150 million live in extreme poverty, the result of low skills, low productivity work and of precarious employment in seasonal farm work or self-employment in the informal urban economy. They often lack good quality primary education that would open the door to TVET and better jobs. In developed countries, the proportion of young people in temporary or involuntary part-time jobs has increased alarmingly after the crisis, a trend that also contributes to discouragement and detachment from the labour market. Next week we will release new figures on the situation of youth unemployment in our 2012 edition of the Global Employment Trends for Youth.

MEMBERS OF CAPA EXECUTIVE BOARD

Mr. Charles N. Akach

Principal, Kabete National Polytechnic, Kenya

Dr. James Gashumba

VC Rwanda Polytechnic, Rwanda

Mrs. Glory Mutungi

KATTI Chair & Principal, Nairobi TTI

Prof. Waswa Balunywa

Principal, Makerere University Business School (MUBS), Uganda

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Francis AO Aduol

VC Technical University of Kenya Committee (LOC)

Prof. Laila Abubakar

Vice Chair, Eastern Region & VC TUM, Kenya

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Mr. Suzgika W. Mvalo

Principal, Lilongwe Technical College, Malawi.

Prof. Alloys Mvuma

VC Mbeya University of Science & Technilogy, Tanzania.

Mr. C.T Akumu Owuor

TVET Director, Technical University of Kenya.

Dr. Sadiq Yahya

Chairman COHEADS, Rector Federal Polytechnic-Mubi-Yola, Adamawa State, Nigeria

Dr. (Phd) Tafadzwa Mudondo

Principal, Harare Polytechnic, Zimbabwe

Dr. Masudi Senzia

Rector, Arusha, Technical College, Tanzania

Dr. Jacob Agboola

Rector, Osun State Polytechnic, Nigeria

Mrs. Sangster Jere

Principal, Luanshya Technical Teachers’ College, Zambia

Mr. Joseph Mutelo

Principal, Zambia Institute of Management, Zambia

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Prof. Spirit B. Tlali

Rector, Lerotholi Polytechnic, Lesotho.

Prof. Zacharia Mganilwa

Rector,National Institute of Transport, Tanzania

Mr. Victor Mulenga

Principal, Northern Technical College, Zambia.

Mrs. Jahou S. Faal

Secretary, CAPA Executive Board

Rev. Prof. John F. Eshun

VC, Takoradi Technical University, Ghana

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CAPA 2019 KIGALI PAN–AFRICAN YOUTH FORUM

SUNDAY AUGUST 25, 2019

Arrival & Accreditation in Kigali, Rwanda

MONDAY AUGUST 26, 2019

07:30-09:00 Accreditation

09:00-10:30 2ND CAPA YOUTH FORUM OFFICIAL OPENING

Venue: Kigali Convention Center, Room: AD10

Director of Program:• Mr. Barry Masoga, Managing Director/CEO, Education Industry

Exchange, South Africa

Rapporteurs:• Nimpano Desire, Registrar at Rwanda Polytechnic • NIYONSHIMA Protais, Assistant Lecturer of English at IPRC

Musanze

Chief Guest:• Honourable Rosemary Mbabazi, Minister of Youth, Republic of

Rwanda - Welcome by Dr. James Gashumba, Vice Chancellor, Rwanda Polytechnic & Rwanda Representative on CAPA Rwanda Executive Board - Remarks by Mrs. Jahou S. Faal, CAPA Secretary General - Remarks by Mr. Arshfod Ngugi, Regional Coordinator, Eastern & Southern Africa, GIZ CAADP, Pretoria, South Africa - Remarks by Mr. Erastus Mong’are, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, StartUpAfrica Inc. - Remarks by Mr. Amr Ali Ali Awad, AUC HRST Youth Division, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Speech and Official Opening by Honourable Rosemary Mbabazi, Minister of Youth, Republic of Rwanda - Group Photo

10:30-11:00 Health break

11:00-13:00 SESSION 1: Theme: Developing Future Thought Leaders of a Prosperous Africa

Venue: Kigali Convention Center, Room: AD10

Moderator:• Dr. Uwamariya Valentine, Deputy Vice Chancellor in charge of

Trainings, institutional Development and Research at Rwanda Polytechnic (RP)

Rapporteurs:• Nasasira Richard, The Principal of IPRC Kitabi • Eric Niyomugabo, TVET Specialist at the Ministry of Education

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Lead Speakers: • Mr. Kokou Sename Djagadou, AUC HRST Youth Division, Addis

Ababa, Ethiopia

Panelists:• Mukamwiza Yvette, IPRC Ngoma / Rwanda Polytechnic,

Rwanda • Obert Ngonidzashe Mutandwa, Harare Polytechnic, Zimbabwe• Mercy Chebeti, Kenya Technical Training College, Kenya• Manius Gborie, Technical and Vocational Education Teacher,

Sierra Leone• Latifa Salissou Hassane, Master’s student in Software

Engineering, Higher School of Telecommunications, Niger

13:00 -14:00 Lunch

14:00-16:00 SESSION 2: Theme: Career Guidance for Informed Choices in Technical and Vo-

cational Education and Training (TVET). Venue: Kigali Convention Center,

Room: AD10

Moderator:• Prof. Omondi Okech; Director of Student Services, Technical

University of Kenya, Nairobi-Kenya

Rapporteurs:• Murebwayire Marie Leonce, The Deputy Principal in charge of

Academics and Training at IPRC Ngoma • Uwimana Jean Claude, Head of Languages Department at IPRC

Karongi

Lead Speaker: • Mr. Benson Macharia, Entrepreneurship Coordinator, CAPA

Yourth Empowerment Institute (CAPYE), Nairobi, Kenya

Panelists:• David Tumisang Sello, Lerotholi Polytechnic, Kingdom of

Lesotho • Valarie Akoth Odomgo, Kisumu National Polytechnic, Kenya• Mugabo Guard, IPRC Tumba / Rwanda Polytechnic, Rwanda• Cheikh Tidiane Sy, Youth Entrepreneur, Impact Hub, Senegal• Thomas Ngala Kahindi, Kenya Technical Trainers College, Kenya

16:00-16:30 Refreshment

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16:30-18:30 SESSION 3: Theme: Intercultural Understanding and Life Skills

Venue: Kigali Convention Center, Room: AD10

Moderator:• Iradukunda Olivier from IPRC Kigali / Rwanda Polytechnic.

Kigali, Rwanda

Rapporteurs:• Geoffrey Rutagambwa, Director of Planning at IPRC Gishali• Dr. Consolata M. Mutisya, Head of Research Unit, Kabete

National Polytechnic, Kenya

Lead Speaker: • Rev.Fr.Dr HAGENIMANA Fabien, Vice Chancellor of INES-

Ruhengeri

Panelists: • Peninah Kemunto Okemwa, Rift Valley Technical Training

Institute, Kenya• Uwineza Pacifique, IPRC Kigali / Rwanda Polytechnic, Rwanda• Koumba Maganga Koumely, Youth Education, Girl Empowerment

& Leadership and Social Media Specialist, Democratic Republic of Congo

• Safo Kontaka Obed, Koforidua Technical University, Ghana • Valary Akoth Odongo, Kisumu National Polytechnic, Kenya

TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 2019

09:00- 10:30 OPENING PLENARY OF THE MAIN CONFERENCE

Venue: Kigali Convention Center, Room: MH4

Introductory remarks

Director of Program: • Nikwigize Novella, Media Personality and news anchor on the

Rwandan National TV - Welcome address by Vice Chancellor of Rwanda Polytechnic (RP) Dr. James Gashumba - Address by CAPA Secretary General Mrs. Jahou S. Faal

9:00-10:30 PLENARY 1 – KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS & DISCUSSIONS

Venue: Kigali Convention Center – MH4

Moderators: • Nikwigize Novella, Media Personality and news anchor on the

Rwandan National TV

Rapporteurs: • Nasasira Richard, The Principal of IPRC Kitabi • Eric Niyomugabo, TVET Specialist at the Ministry of Education

/ Rwanda

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Speakers:• Mulindwa Samuel, The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of

Education, Rwanda• Dr. Kevit Desai is the Principal Secretary in the State Department

of Vocational and Technical Education (TVET) in the Ministry of Education, Kenya

• A Lawalley Cole, Executive Director of the Coalition on Media and Education for Development in Africa Forum (CAFOR), Ethiopia

10:30 – 11:00 Health break

10:30-11:00 OPENING CEREMONY OF THE MAIN CONFERENCE - Brief Rwanda cultural dance entertainment - Address by CAPA Executive Board Deputy Chair, Eastern Region Prof. Laila Abubakar, Vice Chancellor, Technical University of Mombasa, Kenya. - Conferment of Special Awards

• CAPA 2019 Awards of Excellence for Development in Africa• Recognition Awards for distinguished service to CAPA

- Keynote Address by Stephen Ruzibiza, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Rwanda -Private Sector Federation (PSF) - Remarks by Hon. Rosemary Mbabazi, Minister of Youth, Republic of Rwanda - Address by Right Hon. Dr. Ngirente Edouard, Prime Minister, Republic of Rwanda & Official Opening of CAPA Kigali 2019 International Conference - Photographs

14:00 – 15:00 SESSION 4: Theme: Transitioning from a TVET Institution to the Work Place

Venue: Kigali Convention Center, Room: AD10

Moderator:• Prof. Smile Dzisi, Regional Gender Representative (Western) and

Vice Chancellor, Koforidua Technical University, Koforidua, Ghana & Member, CAPA Executive Board

Rapporteurs:• Ingabire Dominique, The Deputy Principal in charge of Academics

and Training at IPRC Gishali • Nsengumuremyi Jean, Lecturer at IPRC Tumba

Lead Speaker: • Dr. Habimana Theodore, Workforce Development Authority,

Kigali, Rwanda

Panelists: • Nshimiyimana Eric, IPRC Musanze / Rwanda Polytechnic,

Rwanda• Joan Kavochi Mugalavai, Rift Valley Technical Training Institute,

Kenya• Ahmad Samaila, Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna State, Nigeria• Cédric Aboudi, Youth Leader and Member of Y-Peer Network,

Cameroon• N’DIAYE Laya, Young Female Lawyer and Agropreneur, Burkina

Faso

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15:00-16:30 SESSION 5: Finals of 2019 CAPA-StartUpAfrica Talent & Innovation Compe-

tition for TVET Students

Venue: Kigali Convention Center, Room: AD10

Moderator:• Mr. Erastus Mong’are, Founder & Chief Executive Officer,

StartUpAfrica Inc. Delaware, USA

Hon. Judges:• Bridgette Harrington, President/CEO, Harrington Dorsey Inc.,

Rwanda• Stephen Gichohi, Senior Technical Advisor/Regional Coordinator,

Skills Initiative for Africa (SIFA), (GIZ) GmbH• Kokou Sename Djagadou, HRST Youth Division, African Union

Commission, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia• Eric Kitetu, Project Director, StartUpAfrica Inc., Delaware, USA

Rapporteurs:• Bimenyimana Gerard, Director of Career Guidance at IPRC Kigali• Nsengumuremyi Jean, Lecturer at IPRC Tumba, Rwanda

Polytechnic

Opening Remarks by - Erastus Mong’are, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, StartUpAfrica, Inc. - Stephen Gichohi, Senior Technical Advisor/Regional Coordinator Skills Initiative for Africa (SIFA), Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH - Eric Kitetu, Program Director, StartUpAfrica, Inc.

Pitch Competition• Self-Feed Portable Multi Crop Thresher and Winnowing Machine• Smart Home• Smart Egg Incubator• Vehicle Pollution Restriction System• Smart Solar Water Heater with Metering and Billing System• Pro-Geeks• Drunk Driving Prevention Device• Chick Sex Control Incubator• Wivunika Ticketing• Torsoy Health Drink

• Solar-Pendulum Irrigation Pump - Participants’ Testimonials - Closing Remarks by Erastus Mong’are, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, StartUpAfrica, Inc. - Remarks by Mr. Johannes Kioko Muoka, Senior Program Officer, CAPA Secretariat, Kenya

16:30-16:45 Health Break

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16:45-17:30 SESSION 6: Closing Ceremony for 2nd Pan-African TVET Youth Forum

Venue: Kigali Convention Center, Room: AD10

Moderator: • Mr. Richard NASASIRA, Principal, IPRC Kitabi, Rwanda

Polytechnic (RP)

Rapporteurs:• Eric Niyomugabo, TVET Specialist at the Ministry of Education

/ Rwanda • Bimenyimana Gerard, Director of Career Guidance at IPRC Kigali

Chief Guest:• MULINDWA Samuel; Permanent Secretary /Ministry of

Education, Republic of Rwanda

- Remarks by Dr. James Gashumba, VC Rwanda Polytechnic (RP), Rwanda - Remarks by Mrs. Glory Mutungi, Chairperson of Kenya Association of Technical Training Institutions & CAPA Board Member, Kenya - Declaration and Awarding of Winners of 2019 CAPA-StartUpAfrica Talent & Innovation Competition for TVET Students by Mr. Erastus Mong’are, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, StartUpAfrica Inc. - Remarks by Mr. Pascal Gatabazi; Director General/CEO, Workforce Development Authority, Kigali, Rwanda - Closing Address by Chief Guest, MULINDWA Samuel; Permanent Secretary /Ministry of Education, Republic of Rwandaa - Presentation of Certificates by Mr. Kokou Sename Djagadou, AUC Youth Division - Vote of thanks by by Mrs. Jahou S. Faal, CAPA Secretary General - Declaration of the End of 2nd Pan Africa TVET Youth Forum, Kigali- Rwanda

19:00-21:00 Gala Dinner for 2nd Pan Africa TVET Youth Forum

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THE 2ND PAN-AFRICAN TVET YOUTH FORUM - PROGRAMME OUTLINE

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YOUTH FORUMCLOSING SESSION

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Edited and compiled by:• CAPA Secretariat• Local Organising Committee, Rwanda

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Dates: August 25 -29, 2019

Venue: Kigali Convention Centre

PROGRAMME

COMMONWEALTH ASSOCIATION OF TECHNICAL UNIVERSITIES AND POLYTECHNICS IN AFRICA

CAPA MEMBER COUNTRIES

Eastern region

Rwanda

Tanzania

Kenya

Uganda

Seychelles

Mauritius

Southern region:

Western region:

Nigeria

The Gambia

Sierra Leone Ghana

Botswana

Lesotho

Malawi

Mozambique

Namibia

South Africa

Eswatini Zambia Zimbabwe

For more information:Please visit the CAPA website, www.capa-sec.org

or The CAPA SecretariatTel: +254-20-3343672/251300; Cellphone: +254-792-688383;

Email: info@capa-sec.org

2nd PAN–AFRICAN YOUTH FORUMTHEME:“INNOVATION IN TVET FOR SKILLS TRANSFER, YOUTHEMPOWERMENT AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA”