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Penn’s School of Social Policy & Practice announced our founder, an SP2 alumnus, as its 2026 commencement speaker, recognising his work in occupational neurology for the world’s farming families.
Royal Holloway awarded our founder an honorary doctorate, recognising his contribution to global health and community engagement in Africa.
Forbes announced the speaker lineup for its first Under 30 Summit in Africa, held in Botswana, with Dr. Shadrack Frimpong among the founders speaking.
Yale News reported that two more Yale affiliates, including Dr. Frimpong, won Gates Cambridge Fellowships to pursue doctoral study at Cambridge.
NPR told the story behind the cocoa-farm-funded clinic and girls’ school in Tarkwa Breman, and the child whose illness set the work in motion.
Face2Face Africa profiled our founder’s path from a farming household in Tarkwa Breman to building a clinic and school for his village.
USA Today covered the President’s Engagement Prize that funded the first community clinic and girls’ school in Tarkwa Breman.
Penn announced the President’s Engagement Prize awarded to build a clinic and a girls’ school funded by a community cocoa farm.
Forbes 30 Under 30Healthcare, and speaker at the inaugural Forbes Under 30 Summit Africa · 2022Queen’s Young Leaders AwardRecognised by the late Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace · 2018Gates Cambridge ScholarshipFull scholarship for doctoral research at the University of Cambridge · 2020Clinton Global Initiative UniversityEarly funding for the Ghana Research Academy for Women · 2014