Showing posts with label Events & News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Events & News. Show all posts
Chitsanzo Tambala Uncovers Grassroots Savings Habits and Drives Financial Education Across Malawi
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Thukuza Sakala
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Malawi Introduction Chitsanzo Tambala , a dedicated Cohort 46 fellow from Malawi, initiated a multi-phase financial literacy campaign and local community surv…
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Vanangolda Sebastien Drives Practical Money Management Skills Across Local Cameroonian Households
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Thukuza Sakala
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Cameroon Introduction Vanangolda Sebastien , a dedicated Cohort 46 fellow from Cameroon, launched a impactful community finance initiative in his local neighb…
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Annie Mzumara Overcomes Initial Doubts to Drive Financial Transformation Across Kasungu Community in Malawi
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Thukuza Sakala
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Malawi Introduction Annie Mzumara , a dedicated Cohort 46 fellow from Malawi, initiated a multi-day financial literacy campaign across Kasungu District, openi…
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Victor Nzioka Wathome Drives Financial Discipline Across Faith and Youth Communities in Kenya
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Thukuza Sakala
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Kenya Introduction Victor Nzioka Wathome , a dedicated Cohort 46 fellow from Kenya, initiated a multi-faceted financial literacy outreach across his local com…
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IGWEBUIKE, Chiamaka Rose Empowers Weston Montessori School Teachers with Financial Literacy Skills in Port Harcourt
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Thukuza Sakala
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Nigeria Introduction IGWEBUIKE, Chiamaka Rose , a dedicated Cohort 45 fellow and financial literacy advocate from Nigeria, opened an empowering training sessi…
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Bhekiwe Nyembe Challenges University of Eswatini Students to Master Early Saving and Avoid Campus Debt
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Thukuza Sakala
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Eswatini Introduction Bhekiwe Nyembe, a dedicated financial literacy advocate from Eswatini, opened a critical discussion with students from the University of…
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