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Why Africa must fast-track gender justice, women’s empowerment – Chichi Aniagolu

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Tag: Rodger Voorhies

HEVP Kashim Shettima (middle), in group photograph President Global Growth and Opportunity Division, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Mr. Rodger Voorhies (right) Outgoing Country Director, Mr Jeremie Zoungrana (left), and other members of foundation's delegation to the Presidential Villa today.

Nigerian govt seeks Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation’s support to tackle poverty, hunger

byPress Release

November 15, 2023

"We are investing heavily in agricultural innovation and best agricultural practices to enhance productivity. However, we need the expertise and ...

Rodger Voorhies on more resilient and inclusive post-COVID-19 economies through digital payment systems

Towards More Resilient and Inclusive Post-COVID-19 Economies, By Rodger Voorhies

byPremium Times

During COVID-19, countries with high levels of payment and ID connectivity could quickly identify and deliver payments to households.

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