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Philips Foundation backs Egypt’s Rology with funding to bridge the healthcare gap in underserved communities

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Philips Foundation backs Egypt's Rology with funding to bridge the healthcare gap in underserved communities

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Egyptian health-tech startup Rology has secured funding from the Philips Foundation under a new partnership.
 

The strategic partnership aims to address healthcare challenges faced by marginalized populations, heralding a new era of improved medical access and innovative solutions.

Rology, known for its groundbreaking advancements in health technology, has garnered significant attention for its commitment to delivering accessible and innovative healthcare solutions.

The partnership with Philips Foundation further solidifies the company’s dedication to addressing the healthcare disparities in marginalized communities.

The Philips Foundation is renowned for its global efforts in promoting equitable healthcare and has chosen to back Rology’s ambitious endeavor to drive healthcare innovation.

This collaboration marks a pivotal moment in creating sustainable, technology-driven solutions for communities traditionally left without proper access to quality healthcare services.

The funding infusion from Philips Foundation is expected to propel Rology’s efforts in developing cutting-edge telehealth solutions, remote diagnostics, and telemedicine platforms tailored to the unique needs of marginalized communities.

By harnessing the power of technology, Rology aims to bridge the healthcare gap, bringing medical expertise and services closer to those who need them the most.

The partnership between Rology and Philips Foundation is driven by a shared vision of a future where quality healthcare is a reality for everyone, regardless of their geographical location or socioeconomic background.

The collaboration aims to pave the way for a more equitable healthcare landscape by focusing on technological innovation, capacity building, and sustainable solutions.

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Champions of Tomorrow: Recognizing 30 Inspirational African Youth Leaders on International Youth Day

Champions of Tomorrow: Recognizing 30 Inspirational African Youth Leaders on International Youth Day

Africa, with its vibrant cultures, diverse landscapes, and rich history, is a continent brimming with potential.

But the true driving force behind its transformation lies in its youth—the dynamic, ambitious, and innovative individuals who are shaping a brighter tomorrow.

In a world that’s constantly evolving, African youth are at the forefront of change. Their passion for progress, determination to break barriers, and hunger for knowledge are propelling the continent forward.

With a spirit of resilience born from overcoming challenges, they are rewriting narratives and building bridges towards sustainable development.

From bustling urban centers to remote rural communities, African youth are initiating transformation in every corner.

They are entrepreneurs developing cutting-edge solutions for local challenges, advocates for social justice raising their voices against inequality, and tech pioneers harnessing innovation to bridge gaps in education and healthcare.

As the world marks International Youth Day, Empower Africa proudly spotlights 30 exceptional individuals who are driving positive change, innovation, and progress across the continent.

At Empower Africa, our mission is to catalyze sustainable economic development through human capital investment, and these 30 young leaders are exemplary embodiments of that mission, carving paths of impact in various fields.

1. Jessica Annor – Head of the Youth, Gender and Women’s Empowerment Unit – African Union Development Agency-NEPAD


2. Chido Cleopatra Mpemba – Special Envoy on Youth to African Union Chairperson


3. Cynthia Chigwenya – African Youth Ambassador for Peace (AYAP) for Southern Africa (African Union)


4. Nicholas Addae Mensah – Founder & President – Youth Network For Health Promotion


5. Simi Nwogugu – CEO at JA Africa


6. Joshua Alade – Executive Director – Nigeria Youth SDGs Network


7. Kingsley Godwin – CYPAN Chairperson – The Commonwealth


8. Damilola Hamid Balogun – CEO – Youth Sustainable Development Network


9. Dr. Femi Awoyomi – African Youth Development Champion


10. Lucy Mutuku – CEO – National Youth Caucus Kenya


11. Rogers Omollo – East Africa Coordinator – African Youth Philanthropy Network (AYPN)


12. Arnold Gekonge – Founder – Champions for SDGs Youth


13. Christine Odera – Member Board Of Directors – National Youth Service Kenya


14. Doreen Moraa – AS Young leader 2021


15. Lennox Omondi – Global Youth Ambassador – Theirworld


16. Anita Soina – Head of Socials – African Youth Climate Assembly


17. Gathoni Kungu – Vice President at Youth Up Global


18. Sharmi Surianarain – Chief Impact Officer at Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator


19. Mariam Sedky – Youth Advocate Gender Innovation Agora (GIA) at UN Women


20. Emmanuel Wabwire – CEO & Founder Faraja Africa Foundation


21. Denis Wembi – Project CO- Lead, Youth Cast


22. Jovia Kisaakye – Youth Advocate


23. Rebecca Cherop – Youth Advisory Team for Health at Africa CDC


24. Emolot Allan David – Chairperson-AfCFTA Youth Advisory Council


25. Akuot Sarah – Minister of Information, Culture, Youth and Sports (South Sudan)


26. Floyd (Mr F) Mokhena – Youth Advocate


27. Risuna (O) Maluleke – CEO of Young African Entrepreneurs Institute


28. Valentine Mugun – Youth Leader at Global Partnership for Education


29. Mihret Walelgne – Youth Advisor at Mastercard Foundation


30. Zebiba Musema – Pan African Youth Leadership Program Adult Mentor

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BasiGo unveils revolutionary ‘E9 Kubwa’ electric bus model in Kenya

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BasiGo unveils revolutionary 'E9 Kubwa' electric bus model in Kenya

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Kenyan electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Basigo has introduced its highly anticipated E9 Kubwa electric bus model.
 

This unveiling marks a significant stride in Kenya’s efforts to embrace clean energy solutions and reduce the carbon footprint of its transportation sector.

Basigo’s introduction of the E9 Kubwa electric bus model is a testament to the country’s commitment to environmental preservation and its ambition to lead the way in sustainable mobility.

As global conversations about climate change intensify, the launch of this electric bus model signifies a decisive step forward in transforming the public transportation landscape.

The E9 Kubwa electric bus boasts a range of features that set it apart as a game-changer in the transportation sector.

Powered solely by electricity, the E9 Kubwa produces zero tailpipe emissions, improving air quality and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

The bus has an extended range, meaning it can cover substantial distances on a single charge, making it a viable option for various urban and intercity routes.

The E9 Kubwa bus also incorporates cutting-edge technology for enhanced safety, comfort, and efficiency, making it a reliable and futuristic choice for passengers and operators alike.

Basigo’s commitment to innovation aligns with Kenya’s broader vision to promote clean energy adoption and build a sustainable future.

Basigo’s E9 Kubwa model encourages other countries and manufacturers to explore greener transportation alternatives by showcasing the viability of electric buses.

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