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2025 Mandela Prize by UN to Brenda Reynolds and Kennedy Odede
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An Indigenous social worker from Canada, Brenda Reynolds, and a social entrepreneur from Kenya, Kennedy Odede, are the winners of the 2025 Nelson Mandela Prize, the United Nations announced, excluding Moroccan Amina Bouayach, whose nomination sparked widespread outrage. Bouayach's candidacy sparked international protests.
2025 Mandela Prize by UN to Brenda Reynolds and Kennedy Odede
UN Photo/Evan Schneider President Nelson Mandela addresses the 49th session of the General Assembly October 1994. An Indigenous social worker from Canada and a social entrepreneur from Kenya are the laureates of the 2025 Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela Prize, the United Nations announced on28 May 2025. Secretary-General António Guterres will present the award to Brenda Reynolds and Kennedy Odede on 18 July, Nelson Mandela International Day. “This year…
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