Former Namibia First Lady Geingos on leadership, youth empowerment, and her work in Rwanda скачать в хорошем качестве

Former Namibia First Lady Geingos on leadership, youth empowerment, and her work in Rwanda

The Former First Lady of Namibia, Monica Geingos, recently visited Kigali where she was inaugurated as the Founding Chancellor of Kepler College on April 2. Geingos, 48, was also the first appointed Chancellor at the College, where she joined Prof. Baylie Damtie Yeshita, the Vice-Chancellor, and Ambassador Charles Murigande, the Chairperson of the College’s Governance Council. In an exclusive interview with The New Times’ Davis Higiro, Geingos spoke at length about her vision for Kepler College, her continued advocacy work on the continent, as well as proposed investments in Rwanda— including the launch of a pan-African leadership institution which she plans to establish in Kigali later this year. Geingos served as Namibia’s First Lady from 2015 through 2024, until the untimely demise of her late husband President Hage Geingob. Now, she is charting a new path, one focused on education, leadership development, and youth empowerment.