.@Bio_manda and @Ovavitech are young entrepreneurs in the Suqali Program, a partnership with @Teranga_Capital, who have scaled their businesses in the agricultural sector and are creating employment opportunities for other youth in Senegal. Watch their stories here:

Ramata Ba is a modern livestock breeder from Pathé Badio, Senegal, who has modernized her business and transformed her life through the Meliteji Program, a partnership between La Laiterie du Berger and the Mastercard Foundation. Watch Ramata's full story: ow.ly/L5v050RkiRH

Providing #digitalskills training to youth is one way to nurture creative industries in across the African continent. What other support is required? Read the findings from @Cariboudigital here: ow.ly/20pa50RkgEa

The Mastercard Foundation is one of the largest investors in refugee and displaced persons' higher education, but education is only part of our pledge to support them. Scroll through to learn more about our work.

Attention future Scholars: Watch this quick and easy guide on how to apply to the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program. Still have questions? Check out the Scholars Application Tips series here: ow.ly/WOY350Rkfv0

.@4GCapital and Powerhive have partnered to expand access to electric motorcycles and provide support to riders. They aim to accelerate the adoption of electric mobility solutions in Kenya and contribute to a cleaner, greener future for all. Read more here:

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Meet Joanna Gunab, a 28-year-old medical doctor living with a disability. For Dr. Joanna Gunab, education is about “being a better version of yourself so that you can go back to your community and help others.” Watch her inspiring journey here: ow.ly/fQ4S50RjPPl

We're thrilled to see Kennedy Odede, Founder and CEO of SHOFCO, a Mastercard Foundation partner, on the 2024 #TIME100 list. Kennedy has been recognized for his impactful work leading large-scale transformation in ubran slums in Kenya.

The Platform Livelihoods Project, by our partner Caribou Digital, explores the experiences of over 700 people across four African countries and Indonesia and how they earn a living online as workers and sellers on platforms. Read it here: ow.ly/fEEr50RhMsO

Do #greenjobs have the potential to address the challenge of youth unemployment in Africa?

Our partnership with AMAATI aims to increase gender equality in Ghana’s agricultural sector, enabling employment opportunities, and creating a place for women farmers to thrive. Watch the full story here: ow.ly/6gk250Rgl31

In our series Akoben: Stories of Impact. Tales of Courage, Mastercard Foundation Scholar Faith Chuby Labija shares her advice for aspiring applicants. Read about her journey here: ow.ly/4cK950RfCTA

Young people are leading the way in agriculture through transformative practices. As a key employment sector on the African continent, the work and ideas of agriculture industry innovators deserve our attention. Read more by following this link: ow.ly/KmMM50RbVp5

How ethical, inclusive, and equitable is AI in education? This month's #EdTech Mondays Africa takes a deep dive into the topic of Artificial Intelligence in Education. Watch it here: ow.ly/1N2K50RbV7t

Today marks the 30th Commemoration of the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. The Mastercard Foundation remembers the victims, stands in solidarity with the survivors and renews its commitment to fight genocide ideology. #Kwibuka30

The Mastercard Foundation's CITL will be launching five new tech hubs in Africa to implement the Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship, helping EdTech start-ups scale their products and offerings to drive inclusive access to education. Learn more here: ow.ly/MUPc50R9GE8