Experienced in programming and Campaigns for social justice and equality. Worked as CEF Coordinator at ActionAid, Prog Director/Manager at IBIS and Oxfam.
‼️ BREAKING: World Bank’s private sector arm @IFC_Org announces it will *not* be resuming investments-which it temporarily froze in 2020-in fee-charging private schools in response to independent evaluation of impacts on edu outcomes, poverty & inequality.
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What is stopping us? Every national budget must prioritize education, health, water to fulfill basic rights. We cannot have national development without these investments, which will deliver devt returns. Inspiring call to action from @AminaJMohammed#InvestInPeople
“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.” Martin Luther King
Please retweet if you agree w/this #SaturdayMotivation & that #EducationCannotWait for any child.
#SDG4
Only 1% of people in low-income countries have received a vaccine, compared to 25.4% of the world’s population. This deadly disparity must end. The @WhiteHouse must #StopPlayingGames and vaccinate the world.
I was part of a panel, at a side event of the GPE replenishment summit today that was unequivocal that governments must increase investments to secure free quality public education for all. #EducationBeforeProfits#GES2021#RaiseYourHand
"Reclaim the public nature of care services and restore the duty and the primary responsibility of the State to provide public care services and develop care systems that transform gender relations and women's lives "
#MAKECAREPUBLIC#MAKETAXESWORKFORWOMEN
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Jacob Saffa, Finance Minister of Sierra Leone 'We are spending 25% of our budget servicing debt- more than we spend on Education. This is a very difficult situation' #fightinequality
Over 500 organisations unite to demand the IMF moves away from the cult of austerity post-Covid. It's time for a fundamental re-think across the IMF and Ministries of Finance: increased spending on key public services can spur and sustain recovery https://t.co/77NkQVuOhL
A Parliament, like Ghana's, in which important committee hearings and deliberations are not public and committee documents not available online is NOT a modern Parliament. It is like the Rump, Short and Long Parliaments of Stuart England 400 years ago.
Just got briefed: Senior Ghanaian medical consultants are apparently furious with top politicians for "toying" with COVID-19, by promoting mass gatherings etc, and yet constantly calling them even when they miss a bowel movement whimpering about fears of infection.