Welcome to the Team: Adrianna
Hello! My name is Adrianna Soto-Wright, and I am a Sophomore at Georgetown University. I am double majoring in International Business and Marketing in the McDonough School of Business. I …
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Welcome to the Team: Hanna
Hello! My name is Hanna Galvin, and I am a junior at Georgetown University. I am majoring in Economics as well as a minoring in Sociology. This fall I will …
Brexit Reaches Africa
On June 23rd, 2016, the United Kingdom shocked the world with its referendum result on the Brexit (British exit). The UK’s decision to leave the European Union (EU) was an …
Global Entrepreneurship Summit 2016: Silicon Valley
This article originally appeared on Medium as part of the Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES) Delegate Profile Twitter Handle:@MemunatuMag Country of Origin: USA Organization Name: Memunatu Magazine, Inc. Organization Website:www.memunatumagazine.com Brief …
Welcome to the team: Sytonia
Hi! My name is Sytonia Reid and I am a rising Senior at Howard University. As an English major and Journalism minor, it may be needless to say that I …
Welcome to the Team: Sally
Hello. My name is Sally, and I am an adventurous and spirited soul from California, attending Georgetown University as an International Politics major, and Women’s and Gender Studies and Spanish …
Thank You!
What a month! Thank you for all of your help with KIND Causes. We appreciate your help voting and spreading the word in person and online. Though we did not …
#MemunatuKIND
The Team at Memunatu is very excited to announce that throughout the month of April, we will be participating in the KIND Causes Campaign! If selected, we will be awarded …
Bridging the Education Gap
What is one of the most effective tools we can use to empower others? Education! I firmly believe that through increased access to education, people can become unstoppable on their …
Memunatu Magazine: Informing and Inspiring 11 Million Teen Girls in West Africa
By: Mariama and Fatmata Kabia Article originally appeared in Coca Cola Journey It was late afternoon when I arrived at my usual coffee shop. Tea in one hand, laptop in the …