This morning, the remarkable Minister Chernor Bah has been honored with the distinguished title of a Desmond Tutu Fellow. Among a select group of outstanding African leaders, Minister Chernor Bah stood out from over 400 nominations, showcasing his exceptional leadership and dedication to making a difference in the world.

Chernor currently serves as the Minister of Information and Civic Education in Sierra Leone, playing a pivotal role in promoting civic engagement and serving as the government’s key spokesperson. Beyond his official duties, he stands as a beacon for women’s rights activism and global advocacy, showcasing his commitment to empowering women and advocating for equality on a global scale.

A trailblazer in the field, Chernor co-founded and led Purposeful, a renowned global hub for women’s rights with African roots, making a significant impact in over 150 countries. His influence extends beyond borders, as he has been appointed by the United Nations Secretary-General on multiple occasions, contributing his expertise to high-level discussions on global education, girls’ rights, and youth peace and security.

Let’s celebrate Minister Chernor Bah’s well-deserved recognition as a Desmond Tutu Fellow, embodying the spirit of leadership, excellence, and advocacy for a better world. 🌍🌟👏