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The World Is Your Stage – Nana Amina Abubakar

I got to know Nana through Girls in Science and

Show Up Every Single Day – Maame Yaa Abrafi Awuah

I got to know Maame through LinkedIn after part of

If You Work Hard At It, You’ll Become Good At It – Eng. Keesiga Diana

I got to know Diana through a mutual friend called

I Don’t Say No To Help – Elsie Effah Kaufmann

I got to know Elsie from LinkedIn because different organisations

I Enjoy Proving People Wrong – Catherine Nabanoba

I got to know Cathie through a mutual friend called

First Scholar in The Family – Barambonye Solange

I got to know Solange through a mutual friend called

Healthy Intellectual Competition – Sylvia Ama Sampong Ekremet

I got to know Sylvia through a mutual connection on

My Parents; My Strong Pillars – Rufaro Ruzengwe

Rufaro and I connected on LinkedIn after a post about

Bee-Live in Yourself – Chilala Nokokure Kakoma-Bowa

Chilala and I connected through LinkedIn after her name appeared

Winnie Nakiyingi

Winnie Nakiyingi is a Statistician from Kampala-Uganda, with a passion for Education and Research. Coming from a STEM background, she is interested in developing business ideas that contribute to SDG’s 4&5 with a STEM lens.

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Combining Public Health and Renewable Energy – Phyllis Addo

November 27, 2023

Meet Phyllis, a dynamic trailblazer in public health and renewable energy. Armed with a deep commitment to improving the well-being of her community, Phyllis has