This week on Vision 2030, we are talking to Malcolm Kambanzera, the National Secretary for Education, Training and Research of the Namibian National Students Organisation (NANSO).

Malcolm holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Student at the University of Namibia (UNAM).

This week on Vision 2030, we are talking&nbsp;to Malcolm Kambanzera, the National Secretary for Education, Training and Research of the Namibian National Students Organisation (NANSO).
Malcolm holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Student at the University of Namibia (UNAM).

Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.

The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.

Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show.

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Unpacking issues around the Namibia 2022 academic year

On Vision 2030 this week, we are talking to Amanda Rogaly the Chief Mommy and Founder of BabyYumYum.co.za- #1 Parenting Portal in the World.

This multi-dimensional content delivery company also comprises of BabyYumYum Health which has revolutionized Maternity and Family wholeness benefits for the medical aid sector as well as BabyYumYum Tech which has developed the enormously successful "Book A Nurse" App in partnership with VodaPay.

Rogaly is passionate about educating and empowering parents and uses her own parenting journey to educate others and help influence purchasing decisions.

Rogaly is talking about the inspiration behind Baby Yum Yum and the Virtual Parenting Experience held on May 20–23 2022. 

On Vision 2030 this week, we&nbsp;are talking&nbsp;to&nbsp;Amanda Rogaly the Chief Mommy and Founder of BabyYumYum.co.za- #1 Parenting Portal in the World.
This multi-dimensional content delivery company also comprises of BabyYumYum Health which has revolutionized Maternity and Family wholeness benefits for the medical aid sector as well as BabyYumYum Tech which has developed the enormously successful "Book A Nurse" App in partnership with VodaPay.
Rogaly is passionate about educating and empowering parents and uses her own parenting journey to educate others and help influence purchasing decisions.
Rogaly is talking about the inspiration behind Baby Yum Yum and the Virtual Parenting Experience held on May 20&ndash;23 2022.&nbsp;

Profiling Rogaly the Chief Mommy, founder of BabyYumYum.co.za- #1

We first talk to Isabel Santagostino Recavarren. She joined the Women, Business and the Law team in 2015 and she currently leads its work from the Research and Development Center in Chile as Private Sector Development Specialist.  

Previously Recavarren worked on researching and analyzing laws and regulations on violence against women.  Prior to joining the World Bank Group, she worked at the Inter-American Commission of Women and at the Office of the Assistant Secretary General of the Organization of American States.

She is talking about the work The World Bank is doing for Women in Business and Law in Africa.

We then talkto Afzal Parambil the Regional Manager for South Africa at Emirates Airline. Parambil joined The Emirates Group in 2002 and served as Manager, Commercial Operations and Country Manager, Ethiopia for The Emirates Group.

Parambil is talking about Emirates recovery plan and their participation in the Tourism Indaba in Durban, South Africa.

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We first talk to&nbsp;Isabel Santagostino Recavarren. She joined the Women, Business and the Law team in 2015 and she currently leads its work from the Research and Development Center in Chile as Private Sector Development Specialist.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Previously Recavarren worked on researching and analyzing laws and regulations on violence against women.&nbsp;&nbsp;Prior to joining the World Bank Group, she worked at the Inter-American Commission of Women and at the Office of the Assistant Secretary General of the Organization of American States.
She is talking about the work The World Bank is doing for Women in Business and Law in Africa.
We then talk to&nbsp;Afzal Parambil the Regional Manager for South Africa at Emirates Airline. Parambil joined The Emirates Group in 2002 and served as Manager, Commercial Operations and Country Manager, Ethiopia for The Emirates Group.
Parambil is talking about Emirates recovery plan and their participation in the Tourism Indaba in Durban, South Africa.
Tune in for more&hellip;

The World Bank and the Tourism Indaba

First Part of the Interview, we are talking to Maura Leary she is the Director of Communications at the African Center for Economic Transformation (ACET). 

Previously Maura was the Communications Lead for the World Bank Group's Office of the Chief Executive Officer, the Communications Lead for the Poverty and Equity Global Practice, managing strategic communications and outreach on poverty reduction, equity, and inequality.  

Before that, she worked as a partnerships and communications specialist on the Gender and Development team, and produced the short documentary film “Mind the Gap: Gender Equality and Trade in Africa” in 2013. 

Maura is talking about the important role ACET is playing in Africa through researches, reports and consultations with its headquarters in Accra Ghana.   

First Part of the Interview, we are talking&nbsp;to Maura Leary she is the Director of Communications at the African Center for Economic Transformation (ACET).&nbsp;
Previously Maura was the Communications Lead for the World Bank Group's Office of the Chief Executive Officer, the Communications Lead for the Poverty and Equity Global Practice, managing strategic communications and outreach on poverty reduction, equity, and inequality. &nbsp;
Before that, she worked as a partnerships and communications specialist on the Gender and Development team, and produced the short documentary film &ldquo;Mind the Gap: Gender Equality and Trade in Africa&rdquo; in 2013.&nbsp;
Maura is talking about the important role ACET is playing in Africa through researches, reports and consultations with its headquarters in Accra Ghana. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Unpacking issues around the Namibia 2022 academic year

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