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Rethinking Internal Communication in Africa: Insights from IFICA 2024
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Highlighting Leadership in African Communications: Nancy Onyango’s interview on The Comms Avenue
We are proud to shine the spotlight on our Founder and CEO, Nancy Atieno Onyango, who was recently featured in The...
Highlighting Leadership in African Communications: Nancy Onyango’s interview on The Comms Avenue
We are proud to shine the spotlight on our Founder and CEO, Nancy Atieno Onyango, recently featured in The...
T20 South Africa Inception Conference
The convenors of the T20 South Africa – the Institute for Global Dialogue (IGD) associated with UNISA, the South...
The Minerals Beneath Africa’s Soil Are the Building Blocks of a Brighter Future
Writing about the minerals beneath Africa’s soil often feels like unpacking a suitcase of clichés. We’ve all read the...
Our Founder, Nancy Atieno Onyango Selected as a mentor in The Comms Avenue Mentorship Programme
We are super proud to have our Founder and CEO Nancy Atieno Onyango as one of the mentors in The Comms Avenue...
How to Grow your Digital Footprint
On 10th March, Africa118# hosted a 360 digital training at their offices in Nairobi in conjunction with The Netherlands Business Hub Kenya. The training was attended by 20 business entrepreneurs interested in leveraging the power of technology to grow their businesses. The training was facilitated by the Africa118 team comprising John Mulon (Google Certified Trainer), Pitkin Amos (Business Development Manager), and Martin Okonji (Digital Acquisition Manager).
Launch of USAID’s Acquisition and Assistance Strategy
Deputy Administrator Paloma Adams-Allen announced on Tuesday, March 7, the launch of the U.S. Agency for International...
Visa Foundation announces $1 Million grant to uplift women entrepreneurs across Africa
As part of its $200 Million Equitable Access Initiative, Visa Foundation commits $1 Million to two local organizations – AfriLabs and Graça Machel Trust – building on its efforts to support gender diverse and inclusive small and micro businesses.