By: Joseph Momoh reporter D.S
In a landmark acknowledgment of visionary leadership and dedication to sustainable development, Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr OBE of Freetown and Eugenia Kargbo, Africa’s first Chief Heat Officer, have been celebrated by National Geographic as part of their National Geographic 33 list. This prestigious honor highlights 33 extraordinary changemakers whose innovative ideas and tireless efforts are making significant impacts on a global scale.
As the world grapples with pressing challenges such as climate change, mental health, and sustainable industry practices, these two trailblazers stand out in a diverse lineup that includes Hollywood influencers, pioneering scientists, and groundbreaking entrepreneurs. Aki-Sawyerr and Kargbo’s commitment to environmental protection and community resilience underscores the transformative power of leadership in creating a better future for the planet.
National Geographic’s recognition serves to spotlight individuals who are not only addressing urgent issues but also inspiring others to take action. Through their groundbreaking initiatives, Aki-Sawyerr and Kargbo exemplify how local leaders can drive meaningful change in their communities and beyond.
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