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Yomi Kazeem

  • Senior Consultant, Nigeria, Salient Advisory
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Opinion: These innovators are transforming African health care

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By Yomi Kazeem, Mara Hansen Staples
| Devex
Home-grown African solutions are well-positioned to accelerate access to health products in markets across Africa — and it is time to support them. African health technology innovators have developed promising solutions to address the continent's health care access challenges, but realizing their full potential will require bold action from governments and international aid agencies to integrate these local innovations into public health systems.
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Opinion: Why funding African health startups is critical to managing outbreaks like MPox

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By Abdullah Yusuf, Yomi Kazeem, Zillah Waminaje
| The Africa Report Verified
The ongoing mpox outbreak is the latest test of resilience for health systems across Africa. Healthtech startups can play a crucial role in preventing overburdened health systems from collapsing due to outbreaks like mpox. Likewise, innovations in disease surveillance and lab information systems are essential for monitoring and managing the spread of the virus, and facilitating data-driven containment. Africa Insights Wake up to the essential with the Editor's picks.
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African entertainment comes into its own

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By Carlos Mureithi Verified, Nadia Neophytou Verified, Yomi Kazeem, Norma Young
| Quartz Verified
African cultures have long inspired the world through mediums such as film and music. But now, investors, international companies, and social media platforms are showing a huge appetite for the space, prompting growth in startup funding, investment in original content, and attracting global audiences. This is opening up new pathways for African creatives to share their work, and manage their careers, in ways that were previously unimaginable.
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