The Kitsilano Library will be holding a monthly speaker series where speakers will share their personal experiences with global development. The series titled Together: Stories about the Impact of Global Development, is presented in partnership with Aga Khan Foundation Canada and runs until May. Tina Parbhakar is slated to be a future speaker.
Category: Institutions of Ismaili Imamat
Aga Khan Institutions
Cover page and pp 2 to 7 Restoring Heritage – Batashewala Mughal Tomb Complex
Several articles of interest in New Trail Magazine, Spring 2017, published by University of Alberta Alumni Association
TB is a contagious disease and an untreated patient can infect up to 15 people over the course of a year. Although treatable, the disease is widespread across Pakistan
“Aswan and the people of Aswan have a place of deep affection in my heart…
There are over 40,000 registered nurses working in the country; around 90% of whom are women
Princess Zahra said that the launch of the cardiology programme would allow residents to receive world class care.
Partnership Walk on May 28, 2017 at University of Victoria organised by AKF, Canada with…
The WCLA officials said each individual mosaic gives an insight into the life and entertainment in the royal courts
Princess Zahra Aga Khan and Dr. Dorothy Gwajima, Acting Director of Curative Services at the Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children today jointly opened a new state-of-the-art laboratory and a low cost inpatient unit at the Aga Khan Hospital in Dar es Salaam.
“In all interpretations of Islam, Imams, whether they are Shia or Sunni, are required not…
Shaheed Hajiyani was in the midst of playing cricket outside of his home in India when he learnt he had been accepted at the Aga Khan Academy in Hyderabad, India.
Aga Khan Foundation raising cocoa farmer incomes in Madagascar
Time and Knowledge Nazrana: Radiologist Roshan Pirani enables access to diagnostic imaging in Khorog
Roshan Pirani has been working in the field of diagnostic imaging for over 30 years.
What does it take to become an effective healthcare facility in Africa, where much of the continent is marked by extraordinary needs and limited resources?