Dr Hawa Abdi Dhiblawe: A Lifelong Commitment to Humanity

Dr. Hawa Abdi Dhiblawe, a pioneering Somali physician and human rights activist, left an indelible mark on Somalia and beyond through her unwavering dedication to serving vulnerable communities. Born in 1947 in Mogadishu, she overcame early hardships, raising her siblings after the loss of their mother, while nurturing her dreams for a better future. Her journey from poverty to […]

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Denis Mukwege: Healing Congo’s Scars and Wartime Sexual Violence Scars

Denis Mukwege’s path toward becoming a world-renowned gynecologist and humanitarian began in the city of Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). As a child, he witnessed firsthand the limits of prayer when facing medical crises, sparking a commitment to healing those in need. This resolve led him to study medicine and later specialize in obstetrics and gynecology, recognizing […]

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Dr. Georges Bwelle: Living For Healing In The Cameroons’ Slums

In the heart of Cameroon, Dr. Georges Bwelle‘s name resonates not just in the halls of Yaoundé Central Hospital, where he heads visceral surgery, but across the remote villages and underserved communities of his country. Bwelle’s journey began in Douala, where he was raised in a modest household. His passion for medicine was ignited early, shaped by a personal […]

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Tsitsi Masiyiwa: On The Global Course To Philanthropy and Education Impact

Tsitsi Masiyiwa has built a legacy as a philanthropist, impact investor, and advocate for human capital development across Africa. Her visionary leadership in both the non-profit and philanthropic sectors has reshaped how we approach social impact, poverty alleviation, and education on the continent. As the Executive Chair and Co-Founder of Higherlife Foundation, which she launched with her husband, Strive […]

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