Africans in diaspora are Africa’s largest financiers. Remittances from the diaspora to Africa grew from $37 billion in 2010 to $96 billion in 2021. Total Official Development Assistance to Africa in 2021 was $35 billion or 36% of remittances from diaspora. Prioritize their voice!

Trevor gives thanks to the fans who supported him over the last seven years and the Black women who shaped his life.

That is how you use your platform! Thank you so much Misan for your continuing support to Save the Children UK and redirecting the attention of the media to cover stories that truly matter, like the hunger crisis in the Horn of Africa.

For a confederation that has 54 countries, Africa deserves more slots at the World Cup. Performance can now no longer be used as an excuse. Europe with 55 member countries has 13 slots at a 32-team World Cup.

Yesss. #VisitRwanda

In 2023, 3️⃣ 9️⃣ 9️⃣ million people will require humanitarian support – nearly a 2⃣4⃣% increase. This year we aim to reach 3⃣0⃣ million people in need, including 1⃣7⃣.3⃣ million children, across 4⃣4⃣ countries. Find out more in our Humanitarian Action Plan: bit.ly/3QJugOu

What haven't we said already? For people in Turkana region and other places in the world where the climate crisis has led to a HUNGER CRISIS, there's no time to lose.

Congratulations Patience Mutesi Gatera and the very best of wishes...!! Proud of the positive journey towards gender parity in the leadership of our financial institutions.

Love seeing my favorite in two #SuperBowlLVII ads 😊

A $6 million dollar ad about a guy who spent his life telling people to give to the poor & help the needy. America.

“They tell me that they are happy because I'm happy." Students at the all-girls school SOLA evacuated to Rwanda in 2021 when the Taliban retook Kabul. They say they are safe, thriving, and share their progress with their families back home. cbsn.ws/3xSPQYz

We’re proud to announce that Save the Children has been named to Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies of 2023 for our READY Initiative. Many thanks to USAID & USAID's Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance, and the entire READY team, including JHU Humanitarian Health, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Humanitarian Academy & UK Med.

Latest Episode out now!! Watch the latest episode of the Conversations on African Philanthropy Podcast with Chantal Uwizera , the Head of African Philanthropy Save the Children in UK. 🔗 youtu.be/xeZoq_uilos 👂 apple.co/41w1fuY 👂apple.co/41w1fuY

Looking forward to speaking about ‘Global Philanthropy: Giving Across Borders’ alongside Chantal Uwizera & Maryam Farooqi at the Chartered Institute of Fundraising Convention in July events.rdmobile.com/Sessions/Detai…

As Rwanda and the rest of the world mark the 29th commemoration of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi, President Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame laid a wreath at the resting place of over a quarter million victims and observed a moment of silence. #Kwibuka29

“We left our home because of hunger. We had nothing to eat. We had cows and goats, which we would milk and sell at the market. They are all dead. They died of hunger.” Mother of three Sokorey* shares her story ahead of #WorldHungerDay independent.co.uk/news/world/afr…

Y’all wanna hear the TRUE story of Nikki Haley? A thread

I am proud to be one of the speakers at #CIOFFC this year. Fundraising Convention 2023 is the largest fundraising event in Europe, I’ll be delivering a talk on Global Philanthropy: Giving Across Borders. Hope to see you on 3-4 July at QEII Centre ciof.org.uk/convention

“Only we as Rwandans and Africans can give full value to our lives.” President Kagame | #Kwibuka30

"The Rwanda of the next thirty years should be three, four or five times better than what you see now. We are not coming from our graves, we are coming from a place of progress." - President Kagame concludes today's Press Conference to mark #Kwibuka30