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Happy #IndependenceDay to #Malawi and #Comoros! 🇰🇲🇲🇼🇰🇲🇲🇼🇰🇲🇲🇼 You can explore #governance #data for both countries using our online portal at iiag.online. Pic of a Malawian man by Malumbo Kumwenda from our #MyAfrica competition. #Africa #blackandwhitephoto #independence
Happy #IndependenceDay to #Algeria! 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿 Pic by Dina Daboub taken in #Algiers for our Snapping Cities competition. Explore #governance #data from the #IIAG for Algeria and all 54 #African countries at iiag.online
Happy #IndependenceDay to #CaboVerde! Home of the 2011 Ibrahim Laureate Pedro Pires. Check out the country's #IIAG #data at iiag.online
Great to have @eddiendopu at our offices talking #data and #disability. This young man is going places. Watch this space 🚀 #blavatnikschoolofgovernment #datarevolution
Our third #MIFFellow is Ndapiwa Segole, who has joined #UNECA. She is a public sector #economist with extensive experience spanning nine years in development and economic planning serving the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development at a district level. In this capacity, she coordinated district economic development activities, manages government projects of all magnitudes, carried out feasibility studies to determine project viability and undertakes contingency planning and implementation. We look forward to hearing more from Ndapiwa, Oulimata and Robtel over the next year! Find out more about the Ibrahim Fellowships at mo.ibrahim.foundation/fellowships
Our second #MIFFellow is Oulimata Fall, who has joined ITC. She comes from the Senegalese Export Promotion Agency where she worked as the Head of Trade Promotion and Economic Intelligence Department. She has successfully implemented aid for trade projects in order to connect sustainably Senegalese SMEs to international markets. Over the past 10 years, Oulimata was in charge of export development and promotion of agriculture, seafood, handcrafts and textiles ‘Made in #Senegal’ products. Good luck in your new role and welcome to the MIF family!
Today we announce the three 2017 #MIFFellows! Robtel Neajai Pailey will join @afdb_group. She is a Liberian academic, activist and author of the anti-corruption children’s book, Gbagba. With over a decade of combined professional experiences in Africa, Europe and North America, she has worked across a broad range of fields supporting governments, universities, NGOs, media institutions, regional and multilateral organisations. Previously a Mo Ibrahim Foundation PhD Scholar at #SOAS, University of London, Robtel is completing post-doctoral research at the University of Oxford documenting the socio-economic development implications of crisis-induced return migration to Cameroon, Chad, Burkina Faso, Ghana, #Liberia and Niger. We wish her all the best!
Happy #IndependenceDay to #Rwanda! See #IIAG #data for the country and all 54 #African countries down to indicator level at iiag.online. Photo of a #maize #farmer by @deusntakirutimana from our #MyAfrica competition. #Africa #independence #farming #technology
Happy #IndependenceDay to #Burundi! Explore the #IIAG #data with our online portal at iiag.online. Photo of fishermen on Lake Tanganyika by @simplice_kaze_burundi from our #MyAfrica competition. #Africa #independence #fishermen #lake #tanganyika
Happy #IndependenceDay to #Somalia! Check out the country #IIAG #data at iiag.online. Image of a couple of Baidoa #shoeshiners by @aaminphotography from our #MyAfrica competition. #independence #kids #Africa #blackandwhitephoto
Happy #IndependenceDay to #DemocraticRepublicofCongo! You can check out the country #IIAG #data at iiag.online. Image by @furiephotographe of her great grandfather's village, Makanga, for our #MyAfrica competition. #DRC #independence #rural #Africa
Happy #IndependenceDay to #Djibouti! Explore their #IIAG data at iiag.online. Photo of the Addis Ababa-Djibouti railway by Houssein Aden for our #MyAfrica competition. #independence #railway #Africa #40years #🇩🇯
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