Through the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN), he established top-tier schools and universities, including in Uganda, to give children from all backgrounds access to quality education.

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Africa, particularly Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda and Mozambique became key areas for AKDN’s initiatives, including investments in schools, hospitals, microfinance, and sustainable development projects.