Post-doc at Oxford, 2023 Skoll Centre ECRF, and MIT PhD (‘22) studying labor markets, organisations & entrepreneurship in LMICs
Oxford, England
Joined June 2009
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Honored and inspired!
We're thrilled to announce that our Co-founder and CEO, @Sellahb has been recognized as a COP29 Impact Maker by COP29 High-Level Champion Nigar Arpadarai. In an incredible tribute, Sellah’s portrait is displayed in an artistic painting at the Impact Makers exhibit, showcasing leaders making strides in climate action worldwide.
If you’re attending COP29 in Baku, make sure to visit the Blue Zone to see Sellah’s portrait alongside other remarkable global leaders. This recognition amplifies Jacob’s Ladder Africa’s commitment to empowering youth and building a sustainable future for Africa.
#COP29 #ImpactMakers
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Breaking News: The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics was awarded to Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson and James Robinson for their research on global inequality. nyti.ms/3U49cFx
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This morning, I spoke with two doctors in Dhaka. Both of them mentioned that due to limited means of communication, they are struggling to arrange blood for the injured and critically injured protesters.
The blood banks in Dhaka are almost empty. Because of the curfew and ongoing clashes, donors from around Dhaka are unable to come. The shortage of required blood has led to many deaths. All hospital staff have come forward to donate blood, but the supply is inadequate compared to the demand.
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The student protests seeking reform of Bangladesh's government job quota system have morphed into nationwide violent unrest, with demands for holding the gov't accountable for the loss of lives over the past week aje.io/wxdkkt
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Constituents have contacted me alarmed at the Bangladeshi government's response to student protests.
100+ people have been killed and a communications blackout and curfew have been imposed.
The Bangladeshi government must uphold the right to protest and stop the killing.
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BANGLADESH 🇧🇩 : The Government must immediately overturn the curfew with a ‘shoot on sight’ order that grants excessive powers to the security forces.
The curfew must be urgently lifted, and all the people detained or arrested solely for exercising their right to protest peacefully should be immediately and unconditionally released.
The authorities are obligated under international law to always exercise restraint and use no more force than is strictly necessary, proportionate and lawful in response to any escalation they may face. #SaveBangaldeshiStudents #ProtectTheProtest
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BANGLADESH 🇧🇩: The rising death toll is a shocking indictment of the absolute intolerance shown by the Bangladeshi authorities to protest and dissent. The unlawful force used against protesters shows a callous disregard for the right to life and an abject failure by law enforcement officials to uphold their obligations under domestic and international human rights law.
The law enforcement agencies must immediately end their unlawful use of lethal force against protesters and ensure that the right of people to peaceful assembly is guaranteed in law and practice. #ProtectTheProtest #SaveBangladeshiStudents
Read more: amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2…
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BREAKING — Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, among the victims of the internet blackout in Bangladesh, sent out an urgent appeal to world leaders and the United Nations “to end the violence against those who are exercising their rights to protest.” netra.news/2024/live-blog-ba…
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Jacob’s Ladder Africa, in partnership with the Government Of Makueni County, is empowering young individuals to promote sustainable employment opportunities for the youth in Makueni. In our latest efforts, Cohort 2 was engaged in an enlightening session on aquaculture, reaching a total of 91 participants across Kibwezi East, Kibwezi West, and Kilome Sub-Counties.
For more insights, read here: lnkd.in/dxKqNwZh
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What we're seeing is a potentially major shift in the American labor market.
We saw it with labor market tightness, leading to wage hike at the bottom.
Now we're seeing union strength we've not seen in a long time.
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Interested in Green Jobs? Here's What You Need to Know.
Let's Talk! Join @JessieChege, Dr. Lillian Kong'ani, @Enocka_Odongo & @Bilha_Ndirangu this Thursday 7pm (EAT) moderated by @Sellahb, on our #TwitterSpace conversation.
Link: nitter.cf/JacobsLadder_A/status/…
#GreenJobsAfrica
Set a reminder for our upcoming Space! All about #GreenJobs #Careers
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Kudos to the Jacob's Ladder Africa and Oxford Martin team on a job well done!
The #GreenLivelihoodsAfrica roundtable.
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@oxmartinschool @UniofOxford @MastercardFdn
Stimulating conversations on #GreenLivelihoodsAfrica with stakeholders from govt, corporates, capital, universities & entrepreneurs - 🙏🏽to all attendees for their important contributions & @JacobsLadder_A for an amazing event with #futureofdevelopment @oxmartinschool – at Nairobi, Kenya
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Special thanks to our Panel 2 discussing: Challenges and Opportunities in Generating Green Livelihoods in Africa - Perspectives from policy makers, academics, employers and funders
@oxmartinschool
@UniofOxford
#GreenLivelihoodsAfrica
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To many more conversations and action towards the impact on bridging the gap between Livelihood and Climate. Thank you all for your participation!
The #GreenLivelihoodsAfrica workshop. Hosted by @JacobsLadder_A @oxmartinschool @UniofOxford
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Maureen Khan @mahreen06 from Oxford Martin School giving her closing remarks.
#GreenLivelihoodsAfrica workshop
@oxmartinschool @UniofOxford @MastercardFdn @Environment_Ke @AYCAssembly2023
Inspired by the extensive work on environmental and climate initiatives lead by #sheilambiru Program Head @MamaDoingGood and representative of the Office of @FirstLadyKenya, a pioneer in climate action #greenlivelihoodsafrica @JacobsLadder_A #futureofdevelopment – at Nairobi, Kenya
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Jacob's Ladder Africa recognizes that the emerging and growing Green Economy has the potential to create jobs and lead to the transformation of livelihoods.
#GreenLivelihoodsAfrica
@oxmartinschool @UniofOxford @mahreen06 @Bilha_Ndirangu @James_I_Mwangi @Sellahb
