2022 allowed us to take a break, a reflection on the deep meaning of our lives, our aspirations and our expectations greatest victories
So comes 2023, the year of change and revelation. A year placed under the sign of renewal and even more a year of resilience.
The AfCFTA Hub is a digital powerhouse to connect digital retailers, financial institutions and logistics partners for the purposes of enhancing the power of SMEs who are at the heart of the AfCFTA. H.E. @MeneWamkele gave his opening remarks at the launch of the AfCFTA Hub. #SME
Our CEO @FrankMatsaert has been awarded an MBE for services to Trade and Economic Development in East Africa @jumuiya. A recognition to brilliant, selfless and inspiring leadership. Congratulations Frank. >> https://t.co/j5KoiTL7Dn
Big News! Professor Benedict Oramah, President and Board Chairman of Afreximbank, named ‘African Banker of the Year’ at the 2022 African Banker Awards. Please join us in congratulating him! #ABKA2022
Africa has to eat more what it produces or produce more what it likes to eat. Wheat can be replaced by cassava, where cassava is already the desired staple food. The war in Ukraine is yet another reminder of the need for food autonomy.
On #InternationalWomensDay & every day,may we celebrate & continue the fight to ensure that gender equality is achieved. #BreakingTheBias against women is one crucial step to achieve the rightful place of women alongside men in society. It is not charity. It is justice. #IWD2022
Si nous voulons assumer la responsabilité financière de la santé des peuples africains, nous devrons accélérer la mobilisation de nos ressources nationales et continuer de tendre vers les objectifs d’Abuja visant à allouer 15% du budget national à la santé
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“Qui a intérêt aux frontières ? Les rois. Diviser pour régner. Une frontière implique une guérite, une guérite implique un soldat (..) De cette frontière, de cette guérite, de ce soldat, sort toute la calamité humaine.”
Victor Hugo
George McLaurin, the first black man admitted to the University of Oklahoma in 1948 was forced to sit in a corner far from his classmates.
When he first applied he was denied based on his race. He went to court & it ruled that denying him was unconstitutional #BlackHistoryMonth