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“African ideas and evidence-based solutions must lead the future of Africa,” said the Deputy Chairperson of the African Union Commission, H.E. @DCP_Haddadi , at the inaugural Think Tank Coordination and Capacity-Strengthening Workshop for the African Think Tank Platform (#ATTP).
The message was echoed by stakeholders, reflecting a shared commitment to strengthening Africa-led research and policymaking. The #ATTP is building the capacity of think tanks to generate policy-ready research that advances #Agenda2063 and supports more effective decision-making across the continent. From trade and digitalisation to climate and food security, the platform is translating continental priorities into measurable impact.
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🚀 We asked guests at the #UKAfricaHealthSummit to describe it in 3️⃣ words— and their answers say it all!
🌍 Innovation. Collaboration. Impact.
💡 The energy was electric!
🎥 Watch the clip & tell us: What 3 words would YOU use? 👇🏽
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@bmj_latest @NHS_RHO
FEMHO Rapid Response to @MichaelMarmot @DrHNaqvi @doctorcordelle @ProfKevinFenton article on Structural Racism
bmj.com/content/387/bmj.q213…
With @salmanWaqar @wendyolayiwola @i_Ade_Adeyemi @femho2022 @BrightonChireka Abim Anyiam Titi Banjoko
Structural racism and the social determinants of health bmj.com/content/387/bmj.q213… – at Stratford, London
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The 🇬🇧 UK-Brazil 🇧🇷 health partnership helped save the world 💉🌎. Last night with Professor Sue Ann Costa Clemens, leader of the Oxford Vaccine Group for Latin America #GlobalHealthGang
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This Thursday, join us and @ElaineBanton as we discuss the rights of #NHS & Care staff to raise concerns and speak up, sign up here: lu.ma/FEMHO #healthcare #femho
@appne_official @MANSAG_uk @BAPIOUK @Muslimdoctors @PNA_UKnurses @Muslimdoctors @muslimdoccymru
Everyone's around the ends because of #PokemonGo apparently...?? – at Stratford, London
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“Nothing for us without us… An equitable African strategy is long overdue!”- H.E Amb Macenje Mazoka
Great contributions from both the discussants and the audience. Thanks to all who joined both in-person and online.
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🚨 TODAY is National Voter Registration Day 🚨
As it stands, 4 MILLION young people will be excluded from voting at the next election.
On this deadline day, don’t risk losing your voice. #GiveAnX about your future and #RegisterToVote: qrco.de/giveanx
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#Rwanda has embarked on a strategic journey to quadruple its health workforce in four years - the 4x4 strategy. Watch the full explanatory video at the link below:
shorturl.at/mHP01.
4x4, Let's Bridge the Gap
Today, @RwandaHealth hosted an informative session with partners and stakeholders to present the progress of the first year of implementation of the 4x4 reform, which aims to quadruple the health workforce in 4 years.
Latest video podcast episode is out! Chatting with @jamiesusskind about #technology impact on #politics and #society 🤓
In this short clip, Jamie talks about the symbiotic effects of #polity and #political thought development.
Watch the full convo 🎥➡️ youtu.be/ETrIQKjsJwE?si=7fNb… – at Stratford, London
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.@Martinxsachs #419 are trying to scam people using your details mate! – at London, England
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The Kofi Annan Fellows in Global Health Leadership – Cohort 3 just wrapped up their 3rd residential in Morocco.
During their week-long stay, 18 Fellows from 14 African Union Member States delved into Morocco's successful public-private partnership model in pharmaceuticals and diagnostics. They received an expert lecture from Prof. Abdurrahman Maaroufi the Director General of Institute Pasteur Morocco, visited vaccine and diagnostics manufacturing facilities, and explored Morocco's pandemic preparedness plan. Other key highlight include insightful visit to the National Health Insurance Agency, showcasing Morocco's commitment to equitable access to quality healthcare and social protection. Morocco’s health system is ranked 29th globally ahead of countries like Canada and the USA.
His Excellency Dr. Khalid Ait Taleb, the Minister of Health and Social Protection, shared Morocco's ongoing health system reform. He emphasized expanding healthcare coverage to under-served areas, improving the availability of high-quality health services, strengthening the healthcare workforce, and improving the governance of the country’s health system.
Described as "inspirational" by the fellows, this residential left them eager to apply their newfound knowledge in their home countries. Morocco expressed openness to collaborate further, echoing the vision of ‘The Africa We Want’.
A big thank you to His Majesty Mohammed VI, H.E.Dr. Khalid Ait Taleb, Prof. Abdurrahman Maaroufi, and the People of #Morocco for their hospitality and openness. Together, we're shaping a healthier Africa!
#GlobalHealthLeadership #NewPublicHealthOrder #TheAfricaWeWant
.@samuelkasumu, the most senior black advisor in Boris Johnson’s gvmnt, found he was an outsider – that his experiences, assumptions & language were different
As a senior #CivilServant myself, talking about being an outsider in #policy spaces was👌🏾🤓😮
Full convo 🔗 link in bio – at London, England
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In Morocco last week with @AfricaCDC Kofi Annan #GlobalHealth Leaders Fellowship cohort 3.
Navigating the #Policy #Political #Politics spheres of leadership – at Grand Casablanca, Morocco
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The UK's first (and only?) policy chat GPT has been running @ WestHamBeckton.com for a while now and lots of people have been interacting with it
Here's a summary of how people have been using it... 📝🤓 – at London, England
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