Faith’s educational background is in Law and International relations. Professionally though, she has garnered over 10 years of experience in project management, event management, and digital communications. She is a co-founder at AfriVA — a women-led organization that has organized high-level events for youth and women.
A healthcare system that is overwhelmed. Massive infections precipitating a pandemic. Shrinking medical supplies. Global powers united to defeat a common enemy. Businesses shutting down while others record tremendous growth. If the CoronaVirus Disease of 2019 had a better way of announcing itself to the global community, it surely cannot beat this one that we have experienced in the recent past. We saw news of healthcare workers dealing with the strain that comes with handling patients at a massive scale.
In the wake of COVID 19, most companies have been forced to embrace remote working as part of their company culture. This is not a new way of working for a lot of tech companies but for those who were accustomed to a brick and mortar setup, it’s proving to be a challenge having the same levels of productivity that one would have at the office. Moringa School recently hosted a webinar on wellness and productivity for techies.
In 2019, Moringa School and Mastercard Foundation through its Young Africa Works Strategy entered into a 3-year funding partnership aimed at strengthening Moringa’s capacity to provide a quality education that leads to employment to a total of 8,000 students between 2019 and 2022.