Bill Gates's Blog: Gates Notes, page 33

A poacher’s son protects Africa’s wildlife from the skies

In Kenya, Daniel Zuma, a poacher’s son, is helping to ensure that Africa’s wildlife will be protected for future generations.

Even the Queen of England is impressed with this young Rwandan’s water business

Yvette Ishimwe has turned Rwanda’s water challenge into a business opportunity to benefit the poor.

Meet Rwanda’s first female professional cyclist

Jeanne d’Arc Girubuntu is Rwanda’s first professional female cyclist and is blazing pathways for women athletes.

A long walk to better health in Namibia

In Namibia, health worker Maria Namhindi helps improve the lives of her community by delivering health care to one of the least-populated places on Earth.

The world’s youngest continent

Bill Gates writes about the dramatic population shifts underway in Africa and what it means for the continent’s development.

Can the Wi-Fi chip in your phone help feed the world?

Bill Gates visited Dancing Crow Farm near Seattle that uses data to grow better harvests.

Let’s give teachers a bigger voice

Mandy Manning, 2018 National Teacher of the Year explains why educators need to be more involved in education policy.

What I learned from a teacher of refugees

Bill Gates meets with Mandy Manning, the 2018 Washington state Teacher of the Year and National Teacher of the Year.

Not enough people are paying attention to this economic trend

Bill Gates reviews “Capitalism Without Capital” by authors Jonathan Haskel and Stian Westlake.

What kangaroos can teach us about saving lives

Bill Gates talks about a simple, low-cost intervention called kangaroo mother care that can have a huge impact on newborn health.