AfriWon

Dr Ettang Enwongo (South Africa)

More information coming soon

Email Chair

• Dr Nana Kwame Ayisi-Boateng (Ghana) - Immediate Past Chair
• Dr Kayode Alao (Nigeria) – Ex-Officio.
• Dr Aramide Olateju (Nigeria) – Vice Chair (West African Region)
• Dr Owen Eales (South Africa) – Vice Chair (South African Region)
• Dr Boateng-Ayisi Kwame (Ghana) – General Secretary
• Dr Ore Makinde (Nigeria) – Assistant General Secretary
• Dr Priscilla Vandyck (Ghana) – Financial Secretary
• Dr Kenneth Yakubu (Nigeria) – Image and Education Theme Group Lead
• Dr Miriam Miima (Kenya) – Research Theme Group Lead
• Dr Honore Faton (Benin) – Beyond Africa Theme Group Lead
• Dr Rene Kabera (Rwanda) – Exchange Theme Group Lead

AfriWon National Representatives:

• Dr Abdulraheem AbdulRasheed – Nigeria
• Dr Nthusi-Nthula – Kenya
• Dr Modai Mnenula – Malawi
• Dr Emanuel Ati – Ghana
• Dr Nancy Matillya – Tanzania
• Dr Lillian Mukisa – Uganda
• Dr Cherifa Sururu - Zimbabwe

The main objective of AfriWon RENAISSANCE is to organize young and future GPs/FM through:

• Providing a forum in support for trainees and young GPs / FPs in Africa.

• Developing family medicine and primary health care in Africa in service, training and research amongst young doctors.

• Establishing a communication network between African trainees and young GPs / FPs and identifying their concerns, doubts and needs and helping to address them.

• Encouraging a global and youthful African perspective, with global exposure and leadership development.

Alongside our objectives, the following are 2016-2018 strategic themes that will guide our activities for the next two years:
1. Membership growth
2. Advocacy for young African family physicians
3. Communication and Publicity
4. Research capacity building
5. Exchange Collaboration
6. Resources Mobilisation/Financing

Key AfriWon activities are as follows:
• A current membership drive is ongoing through this link: https://goo.gl/forms/Ip5x42Ygn0CNz98s2 The aim is to have a complete database for young FPs and FM trainees in Africa.
• While the above link is for young FPs and FM trainees in Africa, engagement with interested stakeholders (e.g. Medical officers, Medical students, Nurses, Pharmacists etc) will continue on our Telegram and Twitter accounts.
• Our Facebook account provides an avenue for interaction and collaboration among young FPs and FM trainees within Africa and beyond. It is also an avenue to engage with members of other YDMs as well as Senior FPs
• We are interested in developing country-based AfriWon membership, structures and activities across Africa. This will include building National structures aimed at promoting the activities of the Theme groups in the various African countries. Indeed, this will take our vision closer to the young African FPs and Trainees.
• We are also working at fostering a collaborative relationship between AfriWon and its parent body- WONCA Africa. This collaboration will also include WONCA Member Organisations in all African countries.
• We also have begun promoting Young Family Doctor Exchanges within Africa. This will include intra-country Exchanges as well as intra-regional and international exchanges.
• The first official AfriWon Exchange will hold on the 16th of August, 2017 while our second pre-conference (#AfriWon2017) will hold on the 17th of August, 2017 at Pretoria, South Africa.