
Bridging The Gap: EdTech Leaders Transforming Literacy in Africa
Last Friday, on World Literacy Day, we were reminded once again of the power of knowledge and the profound impact it can have on individuals and communities.
Winnie Byanyima is a prominent Ugandan diplomat, politician, and human rights activist whose unwavering commitment to improving the world began at an early age.
In her early career, Byanyima was involved in political activism and later served as a Member of Parliament in Uganda. Her passion for global equity and social progress led her to helm Oxfam International, a global movement of people working together to end the injustice of poverty.
In 2019, Winnie took on the pivotal role of Executive Director at UNAIDS, where her efforts are transforming the fight against HIV/AIDS. Her vision is also helping to break down barriers, reduce stigma, and ensure access to vital treatment for all.
Winnie’s tireless advocacy for gender equality has inspired countless individuals worldwide, and her work serves as a beacon of hope for women and girls, reaffirming that every voice matters and every dream is achievable.
Last Friday, on World Literacy Day, we were reminded once again of the power of knowledge and the profound impact it can have on individuals and communities.
Naadiya Moosajee is a remarkable South African engineer and entrepreneur, who stands out as a beacon of inspiration and a driving force for gender diversity in the engineering realm.
Karidas Tshintsholo is a South African entrepreneur who is helping reshape the future of African agriculture.
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