Koyo Kouoh, a prominent figure in the art world and a fierce advocate for African creatives, passed away unexpectedly at 57 in Switzerland. She was poised to become the first African woman to lead the Venice Biennale and had successfully directed the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa, revitalizing it amid scandal and the pandemic. Kouoh, who began her career in Africa after studying in Switzerland, was celebrated for her intelligence and elegance, leaving a significant impact on contemporary art before her untimely death.
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Professor Susan Fawcus, a prominent figure in maternal and infant health in South Africa, has dedicated her career to reducing maternal and neonatal mortality. In a conversation with Spotlight, she reflects on her journey as a researcher and obstetrician, expressing concern over the increasing maternal mortality rates amidst current austerity measures. Want More Context? 🔎
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