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Owia Bulletin for Social Work and Development (Issue 126)
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Africa PhD scholarships for female students below 35 years for research on the creation of dignified and fulfilling work for young Africans by the non-profit sector
An important opportunity has arisen to contribute to developing a non-profit sector that is driven by African values, and that responds to social problems that are defined by Africans. Major ‘philanthropists’ on the continent are those who obtained bloody wealth through colonisation and manipulation such as Cecil Rhodes of the Rhodes Scholarships and politically connected or corrupt people. But there are others, like Mo Ibrahim, of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation and the Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG), Aliko Dangote of Dangote Foundation and Strive Masiiwa of Higher Life Foundation who worked tirelessly for their wealth. The Centre on African Philanthropy and Social Investment (CAPSI)…
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