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K. Riva Levinson

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President & CEO @KRLintl Award-Winning Author #ChoosingtheHero, Writer & Columnist w/ Love of #AmazingAfrica
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Africa: An Ebola "Fortress Strategy" Will Fail - Lessons from the Past

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By K. Riva Levinson
| AllAfrica
In late 2014, I watched the Zaire strain of Ebola overwhelm Liberia and Sierra Leone following its emergence from Patient Zero, a two-year-old toddler in Southern Guinea. The international community was frozen in bureaucratic inertia.
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These Lobbying Tactics Hold True in Shifting Political Landscape

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By K. Riva Levinson
| Bloomberg Government Verified
I wrote a book on lobbying. Literally. But “Choosing the Hero” isn’t a dry-as-dust manual; it is a narrative account of how strategic advocacy helped propel Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to become the first woman democratically elected to lead an African nation. Since the memoir’s publication a decade ago, the political landscape has shifted beneath our feet.
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Situation Update: What is Happening in the DRC?

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By Elsie Kanza, K. Riva Levinson
Posted date/time:January 30, 2025 O n January 27, the March 23 (M23) rebel movement in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo entered Goma and took control of major parts of the city. The M23’s movement into Goma, the capital and largest city in the DRC’s province of North Kivu that also sits at the northern end of Lake Kivu and directly next to the border with Rwanda, is a drastic escalation in what has been cycles of violence, rebellion, and international engagement in the region.
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