Mariama Keita Inc.

10/02/2017

Strategic communications and messaging are key to driving awareness of our brands and impact; in celebration of the Republic of Guinea’s 59 years of independence, MKinc highlighted African women who shaped the country’s history globally. Did you know?

1. Jeanne Martin Cissé (6 April 1926 – 21 February 2017) the first woman to serve as President of the United Nations Security Council. She served in the government of Guinea as Minister of Social Affairs from 1976 until the 1984 military coup.

2. Dr. Saran Daraba Kaba
Ambassador Dr. Saran Daraba Kaba was appointed as the first female Secretary-General of the Mano River Union in September 2011 and her term ended in 2017.

3. Miriam Makeba – With a robust music, arts and culture scene; Guinea’s most famous inhabitants was Miriam Makeba, South African singer and civil rights activist known as “Mama Africa.”

09/28/2017

A daytime side event that served as a remarkable showcase of leading entrepreneurs and members of the Diaspora, defining a new narrative of Africa that consists of social change and measurable impact with a focus on Guinea, Ghana and DRC.

08/28/2017

With Ambassador of Guinea to the United States, Mamady Conde's extensive background in Communications; from one communicator to another we discussed the importance of harnessing and celebrating the most strategic human assets of African nations, the Diaspora!

L’ambassadeur de Guinée aux Etats-Unis, SE Mamady Condé, s’est entretenu jeudi avec Mariama Ciré Keita, spécialiste en communication avec l’agence américaine pour le développement international (USAID).   Coordonatrice pour la Guinée, la Sierra Leone et le Liberia, Mlle Keita était venue exposer les...

11/21/2015

As an advocate and ambassador of celebrating Africa’s talent, global innovators, leaders in philanthropy and agents of change, join us tonight for the 5th Annual African Diaspora Awards.

The African continent has over 30 million people in the Diaspora, remittance flows to and within Africa approach US$40 billion and an estimated US$7 billion is given every year by Africa’s high net worth individuals.

As a result, the ADA platform is important as we must continue to support and recognize our own agents of change who are committed to the cause of Africa’s sustainable development.