Lydiah Kemunto Bosire

I was invited by The Economist to speak on a panel at the Inaugural Sustainability Week Africa event, on a panel on “equipping young Africans to prioritise sustainability.”My point: The Green Industrial Revolution needs human capital. Millions of jobs will be produced by this revolution, and young Africa will also need to be at the

Echoing Green is one of the world’s most prestigious social impact fellowships. The fellowship brings together an amazing global community of founders working on the widest range of urgent social, environmental, political, and economic challenges facing communities around the world. Its fellowship ranks include the late Paul Farmer of Partners in Health, Van Jones, and

Below are a few excerpts from my NewsOne oped on my reflections on one of the panels of the 2024 meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative. “Damon, who co-founded Water.org with engineer Gary White in 2007, initially thought they would focus on drilling wells. But nearly two decades later, the nonprofit is leveraging donor dollars

At the 2024 Annual meeting, I was invited to speak on a panel titled, “Investing in Africa’s Next Generation.”What I focused on, in summary: We have pioneered a scalable financial instrument that democratizes access to global education and upskilling by African students and learners. Given global demographic dynamics, this work of accelerating brain circulation from