I'm a young Cameroonian and I know I am one of the young Africans who is going to change the fate of our Mother land Africa

This is excellent Farai Mubaiwa. Africa will never be the same with young people like you with the right mindset Well done

Africa wil be come a great continent because of you & many more like you. Africans are wakingup to never sleep again.

Keep that passion and enthusiasm burning. "We are the ones we're waiting for."

i love her passion- this is the speech i have been waiting for in my life. thank you Farai!!

Great One Farai. How does one become a part of Africa Matters? Your idea to stop waiting is an inspiration.

From Zim expat-students in Algeria : we appreciate you

Zimbabwe should hear your voice

Our grandparents waited, our parents waited, we can't wait anymore, it has to be today, it has to be now.

Congratulations for good speech dear sister good advice God bless you Africa need someone like you

Amazing! Your future is so bright it burns the eyes... I am incredibly inspired after returning from a recent trip to Ghana & reconnecting with the land of my ancestors. I too am involved in empowerment on the continent & globally. I truly believe we need to start telling our own stories as Africans. With young people like you leading the charge to empowerment of our youth, Africa's future is very bright!

Powerful

So glad to hear this! This is your world!

You are right, Farai, we are the ones we have been waiting for in all aspects of our African lives.

Wow a powerful speaker.

Africans should wake up

Don't limit change to just "young" folk. You need us "old" folk as well to create and sustain a movement. Africans cannot afford division of any kind if we want to get to our great future.

Powerful, passionate! Keep up the fire, Farai. Keep leading! Let's lead, NOW!

I am here present 🎁 speaking and extending knowledge👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

God bless you Lovely speech

She is passionate and composed....that on its own is enough to cause the change u want. You are a true ruby to Africa,......zimbabwe to be precise

Thanks. I stop waiting for others

very powerful talk))

Affirmative 👏🏿

I am waiting for the day you come home and lead the change effort hands-on in Zimbabwe

Shoutout from Africa

We are what we are waiting for is my exact sentiment!

Thought provoking!

Hi Farai, Great monologue, how do I become part of Africa Matters?

1000%true

Farai Mubaiwa said: "I don't wait, I can't wait" We say: "we cannot wait any longer because the only time we have is now"

One person doesnt change a continent, and words help but are just not enough. In truth the country has to be moulded and will not happen over night more like 2 generations. Every body is looking for a quick fix. There isnt one

Very nice. We are the people we have been waiting for. We can do so much but sometimes what?

From now on I will no longer call myself African American. I am an African.

I was waiting for her to tell us what to do lol

We all have committed se type of felony, human against human.. To me some people don't hold alcohol well.. with only coming out of psychiatry 1990-2018, I feel hurt. Yet congratulations to those whom found their path and purpose. It's not called Lay Z boy for nothy.🥞👈🆕

I loved "keyboard warrior"!!! Also your comment "I reject your research" spoken to your professor who was spreading what sounded like a Negative Prophecy. If you like "development," listen to what this Native American of the Oglala Lakota Nation has been working on, in what has been called America's poorest communities. He was the founding Executive Director of Thunder Valley Community Development Corporation. A man with a social mission: See KZfaq: "Building Resilient Communities: A Moral Responsibility -- Nick Tilsen -- TEDxRapid City" Interesting environmental design: Water Cycle/Energy Cycle/Material Cycle "People helping people" "Collective Wisdom" "Pathway to the Solution".

Four years ago and I only watch this video now. I have good news for you though. I have a theory to decrease unemployment worldwide but the conservatives of this system will never ever accept to implement it. It's simply a change of frequency, from high to low. I know, it's vague. Frequency of the wavelength of your ideas and thoughts.

This young woman is telling the truth, but , If your president is xyz has sign an agreement with xyz investors for the next 300 years, your ideas will just remain that, an idea . How are u going to implement it if you do not have access to the top? Look what is happening today in Zambia. Zambian mine workers are held for one month under horrible conditions , they are prohibited to go home in Zambia. Check the YT channel of Lily Mutamz. The youth in Africa should deal with their geronto leadership especially in sub Sahara Africa. So far Africa has enough educated people to make a positive start in the right direction. Look at the AU, they are conducting their work in a building built by the Chinese. Recently, it come to light that the building is infested with Chinese spyware. Instead of suggesting moving to another location, they are saying it (the spyware ) has been removed. You can learn all you want, as long as the youth does not participate in the government and policy making for their future, nothing good can come out of it. They, African leaders, with an exception of Tanzania, Rwanda, Botswana, Mauritius, Madagascar, Ethiopia, Ghana and Namibia, are propagating the so-called agenda 2063 . Majority of them won't be there. Why not give the youth a chance to rule?

There is no such thing as an "American accent." See Wikipedia: "Race and Ethnicity in the United States" Scroll down to: "2015 American Community Survey" This provides a chart listing ONLY the 20 largest ancestry groups in the United States. Truth is, there are many others, including mixed heritage. In addition, there are 574 different Federally Recognized American Indian tribal groups, with their own native languages. (See Wikipedia: "Indigenous languages of the Americas"). RE: "we are the ones..." Poet June Jordan (junejordan.net) presented "Poem for South African women" at the United Nations on August 9, 1978. It was in commemoration of the 40,000 women and children who, on August 9, 1956, presented themselves in bodily protest against the 'dompas' in the capital of apartheid. The final line of her poem is: "we are the ones we have been waiting for" -- BUT -- it was italicized, so it may be much older than 1978. See also, Hopi Elder Thomas Banyacya Sr (1909-1999), his statement that begins, "You have been telling the people..."

Feeling a bit frustrated by this talk. It’s sounds a bit like a political speech “we can do it” style 🤷‍♀️

This young lady is trapped in her own prejudices, believing in false data and blaming others. Maybe she is just too young to understand the truth and complexity of the world...