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5 Years of Africa CDC: What You Need to Know
On this 5th Anniversary week, the HQ squad highlight some of the major achievements of Africa CDC and their tireless work fighting for a healthier continent.
Happy Fifth Anniversary Africa CDC!
From the HQ Team, we would like to commend the hard-working men and women at Africa CDC for their service toward the continent. Your tireless work fighting a global pandemic is an inspiration to us all.
Africa CDC 5: Their work, Their Vision
Africa CDC is turning 5 this year! From it's inception it has made magnificent accomplishments against all odds.
Festive Food
Funny foodie, Thabo Mamelodi, shares his recipe for an easy-to-recreate festive feast.
What Inspires Creativity?
#AmplifyHQ Fellow Funmi Adebayo showcases the work of Muyiwa Akiwolere as he shares the inspiration behind creating contemporary Nigerian art in the time of Covid.
Curing the body by day, Curing minds by night.
#AmplifyHQ fellows Sophia, Simphiwe, Esther and Funmi talked to two trailblazing medics, Amake Azie and Oyepeju Akintola, who not only save lives during the day but devote their time to writing romance fiction by night.
Visualizing a Pandemic
Amplify Fellows Nasra, Mpho, and Osarode share the story of Makarabo Leisa from Lesotho, and shed light on the vulnerability felt by thousands across the continent who are dealing with a visual disability during the pandemic.
The Tailor of Parcelles Assainies
Aly Tambedou shifted and innovated to keep his business alive. This is his story.
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
Zain Verjee on the targeting of Southern African countries after disclosure of the OMICRON variant by South Africa's scientists.
Fun Factory!
Hannington Bugingo shares his story about how, while COVID-19 is no laughing matter, comedy can spread messages of hope even in a pandemic.
From Planning to Planting
When the pandemic struck, Christal Beeko quickly learned how to turn her flower garden into a vegetable garden.
A Light in Mathare
This mini-doc explores how the community of Mathare is surviving and follows two women who have found a way to connect and share vital skills with their community.