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Anthony Mveyange retweeted
#IamAPHRC's @amveyange will moderate a panel on Africa–Asia Trade and Digital Connectivity on October 14 during the Africa @the World Bank/IMF Annual Meetings in Bangkok, Thailand.
#IamAPHRC #WeAreAfrica #APHRCResearch
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Anthony Mveyange retweeted
How can health systems better care for people living with multiple chronic conditions and mental health challenges?
The M-CARE project aims to inform more integrated, person-centered care across sub-Saharan Africa.
Watch the kickoff highlights from @MurangaGovt_021
Anthony Mveyange retweeted
We are pleased to share that #IamAPHRC has been recognized as a high performer in the 2026 Gender and Health Index, featured in the Global 50/50 Report.
We are among the 54 organizations out of 198 assessed in the high-performance category.
🔗Read more: buff.ly/Z6cMO4V
Anthony Mveyange retweeted
🌍 Meet our #BEDC2026 Keynote Speaker!
Dr. Anthony Mveyange, Director of Programs at APHRC, brings 17+ years of experience in economic policy, research, innovation and sustainable development across Africa.
🎤 Keynote Topic:
“Transforming Business Ecosystems: Innovation, Formalization, and Data-Driven Pathways to Sustainable Economic Growth”
Don’t miss this insightful session! 🚀
#BEDC2026 #EconomicGrowth #Innovation #Africa #CBE
Anthony Mveyange retweeted
#IamAPHRC BossLady@9
Today marks nine years of @CKyobutungi as #IamAPHRC's Executive Director🎉🎉🎉
✨Through the years, certain words have remained close to her, anchoring her leadership.
😊 Now, let’s hear from #BossLady herself.
🎬 Take a look. Which quote speaks to you?
Anthony Mveyange retweeted
Every year, CARTA partners come together for a week of conversations, reflection, and collaboration in one of the African partner institutions. This year, we are in Malawi, hosted by Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (@KUHeS_mw), for the 22nd CARTA Partners’ Annual Forum, taking place from September 21–24, 2026.
The week-long engagements bring together representatives from CARTA partner institutions, funders, CARTA leadership and secretariat, leads of CARTA research hubs and Malawi-based fellows for conversations that shape the direction of the program and strengthen the partnerships behind it.
This year’s Forum is especially significant. 2026 marks the beginning of CARTA’s new Strategic Plan for 2026–2030. The Forum provides an important moment to come together, take stock of implementation progress, deepen institutional ownership, and launch the strategy, formally marking the next chapter.
Over four days, partners will take stock of CARTA’s performance and progress while also creating space for meaningful engagement with our funders and strengthening the partnerships that make CARTA possible.
#CARTAPAF2026 #CARTAImpact
@CKyobutungi @KarimiFlorah @CavensK @Waithaka_KE @amveyange @aphrc @Makerere @uonbi @MoiUniversity_ @OAUniversity @UniIbadan @Uni_Rwanda @WitsUniversity @ifakarahealth @BergenUib @AgincourtHDSS @eseo_ong @uniofgothenburg @uniofwarwick @BrownUniversity
Check out the latest article in my newsletter: Four Years Ago, COVID-19 Forced African Universities Online. Did Any of It Last?
And Can AI-enhanced Learning Build on What Was Left Behind?
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RT @aphrc: 🥁 📢 Big News!
The 2026 Africa Health and Development Annual Research Symposium (AHDARS) will take place on November 10–11, 2026…
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#IamAPHRCs Consortium for Africa Cross-Border Evidence and Policy Sovereignty (CACEPS) is inviting experienced senior professionals and experts to join its 12-month mentorship programme under Work Package 6 (Capacity Strengthening and Institutional Development).
The programme seeks mentors with expertise to serve across three mentorship tracks;
✅ Early-Career Researchers
✅ Women in Leadership
✅ Grant Administrators
Mentors will support emerging researchers, leaders and grant professionals through one-on-one guidance, technical and editorial support, networking opportunities and review of mentee outputs.
Duration: 12 months.
Commitment: Approximately 2-3 hours per week.
Format: Twice-monthly virtual or hybrid 1-on-1 meetings between mentors and mentees.
Join us in strengthening Africa’s research, policy and governance capacity.
Application link: buff.ly/41rL27V
Apply by Friday, September 5, 2026
#IamAPHRC #WeAreAfrica #APHRCResearch #ATTP #Agenda2063
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@CKyobutungi | @amveyange | @RatemoJuliet | @JobEronmhonsele | @lomondi1 | @ndonyesarah | @DuncanGato75467 | @agnes_kiragga | @Liz_Kimani | @FlorahKarimi | @benmacondiek | @sheena_kayira | @DMdiarafa
Anthony Mveyange retweeted
#APHRCis25! 🎉
In this episode of the APHRC 25th Journey Stories, we spotlight @podero , whose 13-year journey at APHRC reflects growth, adaptability, and the opportunities that come with embracing new possibilities.
Paul joined the Center in Policy Engagement and Communications before transitioning to Information Technology (IT), a shift that opened a new chapter in his career.
He now leads the ICT department, supporting the Center’s digital infrastructure and enabling our people and work to thrive in an increasingly digital environment.
🎥 Watch Paul’s journey and hear how his APHRC experience has shaped his career: youtu.be/Gw-61mKUEcE
#IamAPHRC #APHRCis25 #WeAreAfrica
@ckyobutungi | @Amveyange | @DMDiarafa | @RatemoJuliet | @DorcasOdhiambo | @njerimbuthia | @Hope_shete | @CharityWaweru | @DavidWa1ganjo | @mickarkey | @maloba_david93 | @Chris_Maero | @williamsila | @FlorahKarimi | @Liz_Kimani | @agnes_kiragga | @MosesNgware | @Aijayi | @PaulOdero | @dia_diama | @gody_adero | @SokhnaT37994755 | @EneTira | @weberaicha | @MalickS97 | @NDEYEAWAFALL9 | @SyllaElHadjiMa1 | @aidara_dienaba | @kadzomudzo | @isabelmutuku1 | @AswaniStella | @lamechmutava | @deekagwii | @Stevewainainax | @DaisyKoome
Check out the latest article in my newsletter: The Biggest Trade Deal in the World
Still Doesn't Know How to Pay for Itself.
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The money question was never how much. It was always who writes the rules. 57% collapse in US aid. A $4 trillion gap. 30+ governments building the alternative. Read more on my issue 08 of #TheReckoning:
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Anthony Mveyange retweeted
🥁🔊🎉It's here! The #IamAPHRC 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓 𝐀𝐧𝐧𝐮𝐚𝐥 𝐑𝐞𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 is out!
From strengthening research systems to translating evidence into action, this report captures a year of progress amid Navigating Changing Tides.
APHRC leveraged its position as a major catalyst in the African research and development (R&D) ecosystem to renew its role as one of the leaders in the global health reforms.
📖 Explore the 2025 Annual Report and discover how evidence continues to shape Africa's future.
🔗 aphrc.org/ar2025/
#NavigatingChangingTides #IamAPHRC #WeAreAfrica
@ckyobutungi @GichuruJw @Amveyange @bunmimakinwa @DMDiarafa @RatemoJuliet @DorcasOdhiambo @NjeriMbuthia @Hope_shete @njerimbuthia @CharityWaweru @DavidWa1ganjo @mickarkey @maloba_david93 @Chris_Maero @williamsila @FlorahKarimi @Liz_Kimani @agnes_kiragga @MosesNgware @Aijayi @PaulOdero @dia_diama @gody_adero @SokhnaT37994755 @EneTira @weberaicha @MalickS97 @NDEYEAWAFALL9 @SyllaElHadjiMa1 @aidara_dienaba @kadzomudzo @isabelmutuku1 @AswaniStella @lamechmutava @deekagwii @Stevewainainax
Anthony Mveyange retweeted
#IamAPHRC paid a courtesy call to the @gender_ke , where the team met the Principal Secretary, Anne Wang'ombe, the Gender Secretary, and the Director of Gender to explore collaboration on gender-responsive policies and programs.
Discussions centered on policy development, guidelines, research, and emerging opportunities within the menstrual economy, with a shared focus on using evidence to strengthen interventions that improve the lives of women and girls.
Key next steps agreed include:
✅ Development of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
✅ Establishment of a joint technical working team
✅ Refinement of a collaboration roadmap
#GenderEquality #MenstrualHealth #IamAPHRC
@amveyange , @Manyasialex , @DMdiarafa , @gender_ke
Anthony Mveyange retweeted
The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent aid cuts have brought renewed attention to the colonial foundations that continue to shape global health. Yet, despite growing conversations around decolonization, rigorous empirical evidence on how these systemic challenges manifest in practice remains limited.
Join #IamAPHRC’s Dr. Anthony Mveyange in a Webinar hosted by Charité Center for Global Health as he explores evidence on how colonial attitudes, power asymmetries, and inequitable resource distribution influence global health collaborations. He will also share practical recommendations on how institutions can better position themselves within the decolonization agenda.
Lecture Topic: “Decolonizing Global Health: Practitioner Perceptions and Pathways for Practice”
📅 July 15, 2026
⏰ 2:30 PM (CEST)
🔗 Register here: buff.ly/UNJ9BUp
@CKyobutungi @DMdiarafa @amveyange @RatemoJuliet @williamsila @MangwanaVJ @deborahndlovu @ndonyesarah @DorcasOdhiambo @CharityWaweru @Hope_shete
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