Lansana Gberie is a Sierra Leonian researcher and Ambassador to the UN and Switzerland. Right for Education sat down with him to talk about post-conflict peacebuilding, the decline of military coups and the rise of ECOWAS. R:Ed: Could You Tell Us About Yourself And Your Work? My name is Lansana
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In conversation with Max Studennikoff, the founder of CC Forum
Max Studennikoff is the Founder of CC Forum, a global conference series. Right for Education spoke with him about his work and moving towards a more sustainable world. R:Ed: Could you tell us about yourself and your work? My team and I organize CC Forum Investment in Sustainable Development, where
In Conversation with Naima Nasir, a Nigerian global health researcher
Naima Nasir is a global health researcher from Nigeria. Right for Education sat down to speak with her about meningitis research, healthcare provision in conflict-ridden areas, and improving global healthcare systems. R:Ed: Could you tell us about yourself and your work? My name is Naima Nasir. I have a background
In Conversation with HRH Queen Diambi
HRH Queen Diambi is the traditional queen of the Bakwa Luntu People of Kasaï in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Right for Education spoke to her about her life, changing the development paradigm, and Pan-Africanism. R:Ed: Could you tell us about yourself and your work? My name is Queen Diambi
In Conversation with Emmanuel Bekoe, a Ghanaian environmentalist
Emmanuel Bekoe is a Ghanaian environmentalist and founder of Astute Volunteers Ghana. Right for Education spoke with him about the state of plastic pollution in Accra, and how to alleviate the problem. R:Ed: Could you tell us about yourself and your work? My name is Emmanuel Bekoe. I live in
In Conversation with Abdoulaye Ndiaye, a Senegalese macroeconomist
Abdoulaye Ndiaye is a Senegalese economist and Assistant Professor at New York University. Right for Education sat down with him to talk about investment and economic growth, youth unemployment, and sources of hope in 2020. R:Ed: Could you tell us about yourself and your work? My name is Abdoulaye Ndiaye.
In Conversation with Frederick Golooba-Mutebi, a researcher focusing on political economy
Frederick Golooba-Mutebi is a Ugandan and Rwandan researcher and consultant and has been an academic at universities in South Africa and Uganda. Right for Education spoke with him about the political economy of Rwanda, about the international community and economic development, and about the COVID-19 pandemic’s unlikely positive effect on
In Conversation with Tefera Negash Gebregziabher, an academic focusing on government and development in Ethiopia
Tefera Negash Gebregziabher is an Ethiopian post-doctoral researcher at the International Institute of Social Studies in the Netherlands. Right for Education spoke with him about his PhD research on the political economy of Ethiopia, the 2018 reforms, and the way the pandemic has shaped politics in the country. R:Ed: Could
In Conversation with Stefan Dercon, Director of the Center for the Study of African Economies
Stefan Dercon is the former Chief Economist of the Department for International Development in the UK. Currently he is a Professor of Economic Policy at the University of Oxford and the Director of the Centre for the Study of African Economies. R:Ed sat down to talk with him at the
Reimagine Education Awards Interview: Tarryn-Anne Anderson
Tarryn-Anne Anderson is the Growth Director at Snapplify, an education technology company that specialises in enabling digital learning by providing a marketplace for digital education content. She is also the co-founder of Book Dash, a voluntary organisation that creates children’s books that are free to translate, print and distribute. R:Ed: