The management of Dotolive News Magazine has appointed AAAA founder Carine Siltz Kapinga as Ambassador on Health Advocacy (DNMHAA).
We believe that Amb. Carine Siltz Kapinga will bring 23 years of experience to Dotolive News Magazine, positioning the organisation for unprecedented growth and success, especially in health advocacy.
In a statement signed by DNM Management, it was noted that the role reflects 23 years of your unwavering commitment to championing health-related causes and raising awareness about the critical issues affecting our communities. Your tireless efforts to advocate for equitable access to healthcare, promote preventive measures, and educate others on the importance of wellness make you a perfect fit for this vital position.
“As a health advocacy ambassador, you are uniquely positioned to amplify voices, drive impactful initiatives, and inspire individuals to prioritise their health. Your leadership and passion will undoubtedly foster positive change, bridging gaps in understanding and accessibility while encouraging healthier lifestyles.” the statement reads
Commenting on the appointment, DNM Publisher David Ahkamie , said: “We are confident that your work will not only create awareness but also lead to tangible improvements in the lives of many. May this new chapter in your journey be both fulfilling and impactful as you continue to serve as a beacon of hope and change in health advocacy and sensitisation.”
Dotolive News Magazine (DNM) is a media company with a heart of service and a desire to expand our network to promote African’s personalities, businesses, and events. We are open to embracing the bond of friendship through exclusive interviews and special reports, and we offer barter, corporate advertising, sponsorship, and product promotion on our online and print media at a subsidised rate.
A monthly knowledge-driven Pan-African publication focused on the development of the continent. DNM is partnering with change agents across the continent to provide measured leadership to promote sustainability for the resources, environment, and African people.
We are primed to ensure that 21st-century Africa will bring about equitable use of the vast resources for the good of the majority of the vulnerable in Africa. DNM in collaboration with development experts, will be helping to shape the views and direction of government to entrench probity, human capital development, and ideas that drive good governance.
