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How to live is a question that contains other questions. How to live a free life? African youth wants a happy life in this world anywhere, and anywhere it is not its home. It wants to grab everything which is in the way, and most of those things are obstacles which stand stopping youth to climb and get to the sky scraper to realize and live its dreams. This book is a self-introspection for African youth to find out if it is really living a life that it deserves or if it is living a random life to make radical changes and do what it loves. It also encourages youth to build a wall of confidence within itself because confidence creates the true person you believe to be. African youth in a melting pot calls young people to work hard towards their dreams so that to be important people for their nations. It also builds a room of patriotisms and being selfish of your lives and love yourself for your lovely nations. African youth in a melting pot is not only for young people who are in Africa, but also for those who are abroad who think not to come back to work and build our Africa. It is us who will make changes and better our continent not anyone 'it's us'.