Carl Jambo (SFS’28) is an undergraduate student at Georgetown University in Qatar aspiring to major in international economics to help bridge economic divides and drive sustainable development in Zimbabwe. He is an alumnus of the African Leadership Academy (ALA). Jambo has contributed to empowering youth across the African continent through his pursuits in chairing ALA’s Model African Union diplomacy conferences, hosting Build In A Box entrepreneurship camps in Zimbabwe, and working in business management consulting for youth-led small-to-medium enterprises under the African Leadership Consulting Group in South Africa. is a fall 2025 Georgetown Global Dialogues student fellow.
Thursday, November 6, 2025
Essay
I left the panel struck by the assertion that “there are instances that may call for a break with the older generations.” This comment was an antithesis to my belief in intergenerational dialogue’s power towards collective solidarity. The remark from…
