In June 2020, LifeNet International welcomed Geoffrey Arijole Nyakuni as the newly appointed Regional Director of Monitoring & Evaluation for the organization. He will be based in LifeNet’s Kampala, Uganda office, where he will lead all of LifeNet’s monitoring and evaluation processes. Nyakuni holds a Bachelor...
[caption id="attachment_17150" align="alignright" width="423"] Nshimirimana leading a management training.[/caption] Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the Congo: On November 1, 2019, LifeNet International promoted Gérard Nshimirimana to the position of Country Director for the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Nshimirimana holds a Master’s in Health Economics and has...
A Note from the President LifeNet teams in Burundi, Uganda, the DRC, and Malawi are hard at work every day to ensure that underserved and vulnerable patients can receive compassionate, life-saving care from their local health clinics. Seven years of internal monitoring and evaluation data have...
How I forgot everything I thought I knew, and learned to dream big. Sometimes I wonder how I got here. Being a prairie boy from Western Canada, it’s a miracle that I’ve been living and working in East Africa for the past 7 years. Growing up, I...
My Name is Axel Managure and I have worked with LifeNet for more than five years in the country program in Burundi, where I serve as the Finance and Operations Manager. The organization today has developed significantly since I joined the staff five years ago....
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