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- Three Africans have been named the Global Citizen Prize Award winners 2023, a yearly award that recognizes and celebrates the unsung activists who are fighting the good fight, going above and beyond to tick things off the world’s most important to-do list: the United Nations’ Global Goals.
- Kenya’s Wangari Kuria, Rwanda’s Ineza Umuhoza Grace and Zimbabwe’s Nkosana Butholenkosi Masuku were recognized for profoundly impacting their local communities across food security, climate change, civic space, and sexual and reproductive health, in the fight to end extreme poverty, demand equity, and protect the planet, in line with Global Citizen’s campaign to End Extreme Poverty NOW.
- The award recipients will be honored at a ceremony taking place during the Global Citizen NOW summit at The Glasshouse in New York City on Thursday, April 27.
Three Africans have been named the Global Citizen Prize Award winners 2023, a yearly award that recognizes and …