“If someone were to tell me a glass ceiling was standing in my way, I would open a window, fly out and continue to soar.” This spirit of determination is distinctively embodied by Agnes Kalekye, a visionary media leader whose journey exemplifies the boundless potential women bring to the helm.
As Founder and CEO of Craft Silicon, Kamal has consistently demonstrated visionary leadership by harnessing technology to solve Africa’s financial challenges. His journey began with the creation of banking software tailored for microfinance institutions and mobile money platforms that bridge the gap for the unbanked.
Rwanda has implemented one of the most comprehensive electrification programmes in the world. In 2009 only 6 per cent of Rwandans had access to electricity.
Corporations producing these products are rapidly expanding their operations in industrialising countries.
Up-to-date information on food prices is critical to understanding agricultural food systems in the region and for collectively planning responses.
More recent UN figures show that the number of severely hungry people in sub-Saharan Africa as a whole has grown 50% since the alliance’s founding in 2006.
Air Kenya’s charter service meets the needs of the clientele who requires private, tailor-made services.
Fears of food shortages in many nations have largely receded, and 90 per cent of global fish stocks are either fully exploited or overfished.
E-learning has its own challenges too. Courses that require student practicals—such as the natural, health and physical sciences—have been heavily disrupted.
#25 KENIC A KENYAN BRAND THAT IS CHANGING THE DIGITAL LANDSCAPE With the subsequent growth and improvement of local domain resources, individuals, companies and
As Covid-19 continued to impact people and countries around the world, Microsoft understood the need to live up to its mission of empowering every person and every organization in the planet to achieve more.
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