DAR ES SALAAM, April 27 -- IN a world increasingly dominated by fast-moving digital interactions, where conversations are often reduced to short texts and fleeting posts, a quiet but powerful movement is emerging, one that seeks to restore the art of meaningful dialogue among young people across Africa.

At the heart of this movement is Imagine It Africa, a Pan-African youth engagement initiative that is redefining how young people connect, think and express themselves.

Built around a deceptively simple idea, conversation, it is using structured, game-based dialogue to spark reflection, confidence and identity among African youth.

Driving this vision in Tanzania is Ezekiel Dembere, the countrys ambassador for the initiative and a strate...