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🏆 KAF IDSDP AWARDS 2026
We haven’t really told you how IDSDP 2026 ended, have we?👀
Well, let’s take you back!
After weeks of writing, learning & creating, the 4th edition of our annual IDSDP came to a close with an award ceremony celebrating the students and their efforts
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Proud to partner with Daniel Hill Schools to bring #TheWeekendSchool to their pupils.
For six weeks, children will observe, question, create and solve real problems, and leave each session with something to hold and pass on.
Thank you, Daniel Hill Schools, for opening your doors
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Simbi didn't need someone to have all the answers.
She needed someone willing to listen to the questions she couldn't put into words.
Someone who wouldn't rush her. Someone who wouldn't make her feel broken. Someone who would remind her that she still mattered.
And then,
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“Simbi, are you okay?”
She almost said yes.
It was the answer she'd practised. The answer that saved everyone the trouble of asking another question.
But this time, someone waited.
And for the first time in a long while, Simbi wondered if she could tell the truth.
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"What will my child be when they grow up?"
They don't need it figured out at 7, 9 or 12. Career exploration starts with curiosity, not a decided profession.
Notice what they keep noticing — roads, machines, flooding, how spaces work. That's worth exploring, not naming.
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A small town in Shandong, China generated $300 million a year, in online sales alone, and pulled thousands of people back from the cities to build businesses at home.
It didn't happen by luck. It happened because rural production met real market access — the Taobao Village model
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Foreign investment must build Africa—not merely extract from it.
It should create industries, jobs and prosperity while protecting our environment.
— High Chief Ibrahim Eddie Mark, President, AFBA
Join the conversation at #AFBA2026: afribar.org/conference-2026/ #ABACon2026
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This September, the African Bar Association convenes legal minds, policymakers & business leaders to tackle what actually secures Africa's future: strong legal frameworks, stable economies, real security.
📅 20–24 Sept 2026
📍 Sal, Cape Verde
🔗 afribar.org/conference-2026
#AFBA2026
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She learned a skill. That was never the hard part.
The hard part came after — figuring out what to do with it, who would buy it, and how to make it last.
That's the gap most training leaves open. Itaja was built to close it — not "teach a skill," but ask what comes next: What
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In less than 3 hours. We will be having one of the most important conversations around violence, trauma, healing, and survivor experiences.
Join us as we welcome @lucky_onyechere to contribute her insights, lived experiences, and expertise towards identity recovery.
7 PM WAT
What happens after a survivor speaks?
Safe2Speak: Unmuted podcast series opens the 1st Episode with a conversation on “The Power of Being Believed: What Survivors Need Beyond Justice,” featuring @lucky_onyechere
📅 Aug. 18 | ⏰ 7 PM WAT
📍 Live on X Space
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9 days.
That's how long you have to decide whether you're in the room where Africa's biggest builders, funders, and innovators are shaping what comes next or scrolling past the recap next week wondering why you didn't register when you had the chance
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10 reasons to cancel everything and come to Lagos, Pretoria, Kampala, Tunis—or the SIS 2026 location closest to you—on 27 August. 🧵
Different sectors. Shared challenges. – at Lagos, Nigeria
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Across Africa, more institutions are intentionally investing in women-led businesses, recognising their role in driving economic growth and creating lasting impact.
Organisations like @AruwaCapital Management are helping expand access to capital for women-owned enterprises. 🧵
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What if your business does not need another loan—but a better system?
Sometimes, the breakthrough is not more money. It is the right room, the right people and the right structure.
📅 27–29 August 2026
🔗 sustainingimpactsummit.org
#SIS2026 #SystemsThatSustain
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We're back. 💚🧡
Our previous Instagram account was unexpectedly suspended, but our mission hasn't changed.
This is now our official page. Follow, share, and join us as we count down to #SIS2026.
SYSTEMS THAT SUSTAIN.
Building Impact That Lasts in Africa.
#BuiltToLast
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Join us this August as @angelouezeilo shares insights on leadership, systems change, environmental stewardship, and building institutions that leave a legacy far beyond the present.
📅 27–29 August 2026
🌍 Hybrid Event
Registration is now open.
🔗 sustainingimpactsummit.org
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Do you run an organization that prioritizes sustainability and promotes impact? This is your chance to meet 1000+ impact practitioners all over Africa. Check the comments for the link.
#SIS2026 #SustainingImpactSummit #CallforPartners
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NSTEAD OF WATCHING NETFLIX TONIGHT.
Spend 1 hour with this.
Claude AI FULL COURSE that teaches you how to BUILD and AUTOMATE anything.
The people who watch this tonight will wake up tomorrow with a new skill.
Watch it and Bookmark it now.
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Through the Rural Right Network (RRN), over 100 students across our focal rural communities participated in sessions on child rights, abuse prevention, confidence building, conflict resolution, gender equality, and leadership.
However, the most important result came after
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