Manantsoa
Manantsoa Andriamazotomahefa ’26 was awarded the prestigious Global Korea Scholarship and is currently pursuing his master’s degree in Chemistry in South Korea. He is part of the LIME 6 cohort and enjoys skating and traveling in his free time.
Liantsoa Rasolojanahary ’24, a graduate of Franklin & Marshall (F&M), is originally from Antananarivo, Madagascar. After participating in the 2017 LIME mentorship program, she was accepted into the African Leadership Academy in South Africa, where she graduated in June 2020. Liantsoa earned a scholarship to attend F&M and graduated with honors in Business in 2024.
Capriati
Capriati is part of the LIME 9 cohort and was accepted into Yellow River Conservancy Technical Institute in China. She is pursuing her STEM field dream and enjoys traveling.
Jennifer
Jennifer is also part of the LIME 9 cohort and was accepted into Yellow River Conservancy Technical Institute in China. She is pursuing her STEM studies and has a love for languages.
Salohy
Salohy joined LIME during her 11th grade at Andohalo High School and is part of the LIME 8 cohort. After high school, she taught English in public schools and is a member of the Sohihy Empowerment Initiative. In 2020, she received a full scholarship to the African Leadership University in Rwanda, graduating with a degree in International Business and Trading in 2024. Salohy is passionate about her country and hopes to build a shelter for stray dogs.
Njaka
Njaka joined LIME in 2017 and graduated from Andohalo High School in 2019. He earned a full scholarship to the African Leadership University in Rwanda and graduated in 2024 with a degree in Business. Njaka now works in Rwanda, where he is also developing his startup.
Rija
Rija graduated from Lycée Andohalo Antananarivo in 2018 and received a full scholarship to study Architecture at the African Leadership University in Rwanda. She also graduated with a degree in Architecture.
Cynthia
Cynthia is part of the LIME 8 cohort. She received a scholarship from the African Leadership University in Rwanda and graduated with a degree in Business and Entrepreneurship. Cynthia is passionate about education and tutors middle school students while volunteering for an organization addressing food insecurity in Madagascar.
Miora
Miora Johnson is part of the LIME 3 generation. She dedicated herself to volunteering, teaching underprivileged children. In 2016, she was selected for the Young African Leadership Initiative Camp in Botswana. Upon returning to Madagascar, she founded the Sohihy Empowerment Initiative, which focuses on education, environment, and women’s empowerment.
Miora is currently in Belgium for a cultural exchange program and looks forward to bringing her knowledge back to Madagascar.