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In Conversation with Chidi Joseph Odinanwa, a social entrepreneur and digital skills facilitator from Nigeria!
R:Ed: Could you give us a short introduction to yourself and your work? My name is Chidi Joseph Odinanwa and a graduate of Cooperative Economics and Management from Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. I am a social entrepreneur, digital skills facilitator, and I have a strong and growing passion for human capital
Africa’s Netpreneur Prize: Inspiring African Entrepreneurs
Based on a conversation with Beth Yu, Executive Secretary-General of the . In November 2019, the first Africa Netpreneur Prize Initiative (ANPI) finale took place. This event was the end of a year-long selection process, and $1 million in total was awarded to the winners. WHAT IS THE AFRICA NETREPRENEUR
Dr Jemilah Mahmood: Insights from the International Federation of Red Cross
My name is Dr Jamila Mahmoud, I am the Undersecretary General for Partnerships at the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. My organisation, which I simplifie to IFRC is a membership organisation. It is the oldest and largest humanitarian network in the world, we are 100 years
In conversation with The Learning Partnership, our new Partners in Education!
(Listen to this article on the Sky Alpha Breakfast Show) We are delighted to share this interview with our new partners in Education, The Learning Partnership! PLEASE GIVE US AN INTRODUCTION TO YOUR WORK: My name is Aulden Dunipace, I am the founder of The Learning Partnership and the creator
An Interview with Edwin Ugwuodo: his story about dyslexia
Edwin Ugwuodo is a Nigerian graduate of the Nigerian Law School and is now a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. He also has dyslexia. Edwin is passionate about raising awareness of dyslexia. He wants to show that dyslexia is not a bad thing – he is
In Conversation with Thembi Kgatlana: The African Women’s Footballer of the Year on the Women’s World Cup, Equality and Staying True to Who You Are
Thembi Kgatlana, the 23 year-old African Women’s Footballer of the Year, has just finished one of her final training sessions before the Women’s World Cup kicks off in France and is still pinching herself that it’s really happening. THE JOURNEY TO THE WORLD CUP “For me, it’s been quite an
In Conversation with Thembi Kgatlana: The African Women’s Footballer of the Year on the Women’s World Cup, Equality and Staying True to Who You Are
Thembi Kgatlana, the 23 year-old African Women’s Footballer of the Year, has just finished one of her final training sessions before the Women’s World Cup kicks off in France and is still pinching herself that it’s really happening. THE JOURNEY TO THE WORLD CUP “For me, it’s been quite an
Cambridge University’s Africa Together Conference
WE ARE PROUD TO BE PARTNERING WITH CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY’S AFRICA TOGETHER CONFERENCE Right for Education will be a media partner for Cambridge University’s prestigious Africa Together Conference on the 1st of June. Our partnership will give R:Ed an opportunity to work closely with world leaders to discuss the future of
David Miliband on the International Rescue Committee and Malnutrition: ‘The biggest problem is the idea that we can’t conquer it.’
David Milliband is the CEO of the International Rescue Committee, which is a humanitarian organisation that helps people affected by conflict, war, and natural disasters. Before that, he was the UK Foreign Secretary. Right For Education met David Miliband at the World Innovation Summit for Health last year, where he