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Tiko introduces co-leadership model to strengthen its commitment to the future of girls in Africa
Tiko has appointed Serah Joy Malaba as Co-Chief Executive Officer, joining founder and current CEO, Benoit Renard, in a shared leadership model aimed at scaling impact for adolescent girls across Africa. The…
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Blog : The power of integration in supporting girls and young women in sub-Saharan Africa
by Serah Joy Malaba, Co CEO, Tiko When I think about the daily challenges that adolescent girls and young women face in sub-Saharan Africa, it is hard to ignore the systemic issues…
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Reducing unintended pregnancies through community health innovation
In Ethiopia, young people make up a significant portion of the population. Nearly 70% are under the age of 30. But with youth comes unique challenges: high rates of teenage pregnancy, limited…
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Funding cuts threaten the health and future of Zambia’s youth
In recent years, Zambia had been on a hopeful path. Access to life-saving services like HIV testing, treatment, and family planning was expanding. Young people were learning how to protect themselves, and…
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Funding cuts cripple HIV services for girls and youth in Kampala
In Kampala, where young women face a high risk of HIV, Beth Amupire works as a peer supporter at Kawaala Community Health Centre. Every day, she helps young people stay on track…
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Tiko makes the investment case for girls at CSW
New York, March 2025 Tiko hosted a successful side event at the 69th session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69) in New York. The event, titled “Girls as…








