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Energy News Network Podcasts East Africa People Power – Africa’s Talent as the Energy That Unites Us: A Conversation with Zandile Hlatywayo at ATP

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People Power – Africa’s Talent as the Energy That Unites Us: A Conversation with Zandile Hlatywayo at ATP

In this episode, Zandile Hlatywayo, Chief of Staff and Head of Strategy at Allied Talent Partners, shares why Africa’s people are the continent’s most powerful energy resource. From tackling the silent crisis of talent access to building a borderless, skills-first ecosystem, she explains how ATP is reshaping project outcomes and creating new opportunities for Africa-based professionals in the energy sector — a conversation recorded at the African Energy Forum 2025, Cape Town.

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