
Akhona Tshangela
@akhonatshangela
Field Epidemiologist | Health for All | Intentional & Sincere Leadership | Views my own
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14-01-2012 20:53:02
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Women leaders in #GlobalHealth face unique challenges 'balancing work and life', especially post-pandemic. Join WomenLift Health's workshop to explore integrative approaches for sustainable management of these boundaries. 🗓️ May 23, 2024 | 2-4 PM EAT 🔗 bit.ly/EAPowerUp2024





Delighted to contribute to Center for Global Development’s new virtual forum, Shaping the Agenda of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance’s New CEO!💡 Explore my insights on the key challenges and policy priorities for Dr Sania Nishtar’s tenure⬇ cgdev.org/gavi-forum


Delighted to welcome our newest team members to the WomenLift Health Southern Africa hub.






Women's leadership is needed more than ever as decisions are made on global challenges. #WomenLeaders met today at #UNGA where we hear “Her Excellency” far fewer times than "His Excellency". Representation matters. Speech by Sima Bahous: unwo.men/n59N50TuJ6H #Beijing30




We’re excited to kick off a transformative three-day leadership workshop in collaboration with WHO African Region in Addis Ababa, dedicated to advancing women’s leadership in health across Africa! Over the next three days, mid- and senior-level professionals from World Health Organization (WHO)'s African Region

📍Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Today, we kicked off the WHO African Region and WomenLift Health workshop focused on empowering women leaders in #GlobalHealth. Our East Africa Director, Dr Norah O., and Southern Africa Director, Akhona Tshangela, underscored the vital role of women’s leadership and


An honour and a privilege for myself and my colleague Dr Norah O. to represent WomenLift Health at this historic signing of a partnership agreement between the two organisations. A huge step for supporting women leadership in health. Also nice to be back in Addis for a little bit.

A huge step for supporting women leadership in health. WHO African Region leading by example.

The WHO African Region and @WomenLiftHealth partnership to bolster women’s leadership in health is empowering women leaders across Africa, helping to build an inclusive health sector, where women are supported to grow, lead and make impactful change.


The WHO African Region & @WomenLiftHealth Global Health Leadership Workshop in Ethiopia concluded with a reminder of the role of male allyship in championing women leaders and advancing gender equality in #GlobalHealth. #GenderEquality #WomenInLeadership
