One Health work is better together.

Bolanle holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Abuja and a Master of Public Health from Nile University of Nigeria. She is currently pursuing a Master of Global Health Delivery - One Health Option at the University of Global Health Equity, Rwanda, as a Mastercard Foundation Scholar. Her experience includes antimicrobial resistance surveillance, field epidemiology, community-based research, project coordination, and health communication.

Through One Health Radar, Bolanle is particularly interested in bridging the gap between early signals and early action. She is passionate about translating evidence into action, strengthening interdisciplinary collaboration, and contributing to resilient One Health systems across Africa and beyond.

Her experience spans frontline healthcare delivery, community health, disease surveillance, and health systems and policy work. She has supported community health programs and disease surveillance at Kibagabaga Hospital and Kinyinya Health Center, contributing to COVID-19 response activities, vaccination data management, and patient monitoring. She has also worked as a Research Assistant supporting health financing and policy discussions at the African Union.

Through One Health Radar, Sandrine brings a strong community health and health systems perspective. She is passionate about translating research into policies and programs that improve population health and contribute to resilient, inclusive, and responsive health systems across Africa.

Tendai is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Global Health Delivery - One Health Option at the University of Global Health Equity in Rwanda as a Mastercard Foundation Scholar. Her training reflects her interest in the interconnected relationships between people, animals, their environments, and the broader systems that shape health and wellbeing.

Through One Health Radar, Tendai brings a WASH, nutrition, food security, and community health perspective. She is passionate about developing sustainable and community-centered health solutions and contributing to stronger, more resilient systems that protect vulnerable communities across Africa.

Her clinical and research experience spans child health, maternal health, surgical care, and health innovation. She is involved in research focused on improving long-term outcomes for children with cleft lip and palate in Rwanda and is part of a multidisciplinary collaboration developing a low-cost and scalable solution for postpartum hemorrhage management in resource-limited settings.

Through One Health Radar, Amatsasan brings a clinical, health systems, and health innovation perspective. She is passionate about bridging the gap between evidence and implementation and contributing to equitable, responsive, and sustainable health systems across Africa.

With a background in veterinary medicine and ongoing data science certification, Mobolaji has developed interdisciplinary experience across animal health, data analysis, and digital health innovation. His experience includes developing dashboards, analysing research datasets, supporting monitoring and reporting activities, and applying data-driven approaches to health and organizational decision-making.

As part of the team building One Health Radar, Mobolaji brings a veterinary, biomedical, and data science perspective to the development of a digital One Health surveillance platform. He is passionate about bridging veterinary science, data science, and technology to strengthen disease surveillance and early warning across Africa.