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By: John Kalenzi
In 2002, African Enterprise Rwanda piloted the first Rwandan self-help groups (SHGs, also known as community transformation groups), adapting the successful Indian SHG model to work locally. Since then, with its partners, African Enterprise Rwanda has brought the transformational power of SHGs to hundreds of thousands of Rwandese. Continue reading “Community Transformation Groups Are Giving Hope to the Poorest and Most Vulnerable in Rwanda”
By: Ben Campbell
‘For I was hungry and you fed me’ (Matthew 25:35 NLT)
The COVID-19 pandemic has raised serious concerns about food security in Africa. From the start of the pandemic, it has been feared that economic recession, along with disruptions to food supply chains, would leave Africa on the brink of starvation.
Continue reading “Food for the Hungry”
In Kenya, more than 80% of the working population are engaged in informal employment, and it is the livelihoods of these informal labourers that are devastated by COVID-19 related Public Health measures. Continue reading “Masked, But Not Silenced – African Enterprise Response to COVID-19 in Kenya”
As of the 15th of April 2020, South Africa had 2,415 confirmed coronavirus cases, the highest number in Africa. Although the novel coronavirus pandemic has not yet caused widespread devastation in South Africa, there is serious concern about the country’s ability to cope with its anticipated health and economic consequences. Continue reading “African Enterprise South Africa Response to COVID-19”
By: Laura Bennett
Ethiopia is a rugged, land-locked country, rich in ancient history.
Continue reading “Discipleship Program offers Spiritual Stability to Students in Ethiopia”
By: Laura Bennett
Across the Western world, mental health and the impact of traumatic events on our wellbeing, is increasingly a field of study that’s prioritised and valued.
Continue reading “African Enterprise Brings Trauma Healing to Schools”
By: Laura Bennett
For lasting change to come to any vulnerable population, the local community needs to be equipped to build their own future, and have independent financial stability.
Continue reading “Malawi Sewing School Graduates Given a New Future”
By: Laura Bennett
The city of Tabora has a rich cultural and religious history. With access to major cities in bordering countries, its railway hub saw it hotly fought over during WWII.
Continue reading “Tabora Mission Brings Unity and Religious Clarity to Bustling Tanzanian City”
By: Laura Bennett
This week Manly Life Church Pastor Tim Gionvanelli will take a team of four to see the work of African Enterprise in Kenya. Visiting some their development work in the slums, an orphanage school, and learning about their Foxfires gap year program, Tim believes the team will be encouraged by what they encounter in Africa.
Continue reading “Local Manly Pastor says the African Church is Thriving”
By: Laura Bennett
With an estimated population of approximately 1.5 million, Mombasa is the oldest city in Kenya. It’s the second largest behind Nairobi, with a strategic location along the Indian Ocean that’s seen Mombasa thrive as an economic and cultural hub.
Continue reading “Thousands Gather to Share the Gospel in Mombasa, Kenya”