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Sankofa Pulse
by TAF Media Hub
The Sankofa bird embodies the Akan proverb “Se wo were fi na wosankofa a yenkyi” - “It is not wrong to go back for what you have forgotten.” Sankofa Pulse blends this idea of reclaiming heritage with the metaphor of Africa's living “Pulse,” its vibrant heartbeat, urgency, and energy, so that by 2050, Africa will be a superpower for the many rather than the few.Produced and Managed by The African Federation (TAF) .
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Episode 2 : A Discusion with TAF Wellness .
In this episode, we are joined by an inspiring trio from TAF Wellness: Lusalalira Allan (CEO), Ottoo Marvin (Head of Communication), and Waikya Colline (Head of Research). They share valuable insights into the impactful work at TAF Wellness, discussing how the organization addresses critical issues such as mental health, public health, and education. They also explain how the public can get involved and contribute to TAF Wellness’s initiatives, and how their efforts align with TAF’s vision of transforming Africa into a global superpower by 2050.
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Episode 1 : An Introduction to The African Federation (TAF).
In the premiere episode of *The Sankofa Pulse*, we are joined by an exceptional trio: Ms. Elizabeth Valerio, CEO of The African Federation (TAF), Mr. Peter Eyamu, Head of Global Chapters, and Ms. Teresa Muliro, Global Head of Focal Units. They provide an in-depth analysis of TAF, its vision, and its pivotal role in positioning Africa as a global superpower by 2050, while also discussing key aspects of the organization.For more information about The African Federation, visit theafricanfederation.org
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The Sankofa bird embodies the Akan proverb “Se wo were fi na wosankofa a yenkyi” - “It is not wrong to go back for what you have forgotten.” Sankofa Pulse blends this idea of reclaiming heritage with the metaphor of Africa's living “Pulse,” its vibrant heartbeat, urgency, and energy, so that by 2050, Africa will be a superpower for the many rather than the few.Produced and Managed by The African Federation (TAF) .
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