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Action Africa, African Women Cancer Awareness Association, Aisha Audu, Asratie Teferra, Boko Haram, Books for Africa, Georgetown, Ify Nwabukwu, Jackson Mvunganyi, Kogi State, Nigeria, Rwanda
I stumbled out of bed early on Saturday morning to head over to the annual pan-African conference of the African Society of Georgetown, a 2 day event with a heavy flavor of local DC representation. I didn’t make the Friday evenings events, but they seem to have had more of a distinct Georgetown flavor with faculty and students moderating several breakout discussion sessions.
The keynote speaker was Mathilde Mukantabana, Rwanda’s Ambassador to the US, I’ll aim to have a separate post on her remarks up Monday.
