I’m going to admit from the start that this post is self-serving. I have been with GSK for over 2 decades and I know the

I’m going to admit from the start that this post is self-serving. I have been with GSK for over 2 decades and I know the
I wrote in an earlier blog about experiencing a bit of reentry about halfway through my 6 month assignment. A week-long trip to Portugal gave
After spending too many weekends in Kigali I finally pulled the trigger on a trip to Volcanoes National Park, in northwest Rwanda, to observe a
This formed part of the speech by the Hon Dr. Agnes Binagwaho, the Rwandan Minister of Health, at the opening of the new warehouse facility
Reading about Rwanda is OK but you can learn a lot with a simple social call. Our local team Director recently lost a family member so we
Now, don’t get me wrong, I’m a big fan of men too, but when it comes to development, big impact comes when women and children
Blink: A cautionary tale about assumptions Malcolm Gladwell wrote “Blink.” One theme he developed was that important signals from our environment create connections in our
I am about 6 weeks into my assignment here in Rwanda, and all seems to be going well with my projects (blog to follow after
I have always had the opinion that one should learn to improve their knowledge. The experience I got on August 6 night demonstrated me that
I could write about science and the higher purpose I am serving in Kigali, but let’s focus on the really important stuff. Luck Recently a
The first Friday of August is Harvest Day in Rwanda, and a public holiday, so the weekend started early on Thursday evening on the CHAI
There is a beeping sound in the CHAI office this morning, which means the power is off, and hence there is no wifi. So I
Monday 20th July was travel day for me, from my comfy home in Ham in the UK to a new home in Kigali, Rwanda. With
Dispatches from Kigali: Dancing, Art and Masking Tape I’m 4 weeks into my job and some things really jump out. My GSK PULSE colleague and
So where to begin…My PULSE journey so far has been a whirlwind, roller-coaster of an experience, with many highs and lows. From applying back in