Empower 20 million Africans to sustainably provide for themselves by 2032.

Voices of Africa

Hear from those who are working together for Africa to thrive. Every one of them - a story worth sharing.

Emergency response stories

Photo Essay: Volunteers transform a pre-school – and the lives of children

Keys to a new beginning: Principal Simollang Pooe has dedicated her life to creating a safe environment for the children in her community. The owners of these small crèches often do so for very little financial reward. Now she has the keys to a bright new establishment Early Childhood Development (ECD) – which usually takes
Tagged under:
DrMary

Indigenous aid organisations have what it takes to put Africa on the road to success

Dr Mary Okumu: ForAfrika senior director and head of the technical unit Along with saving lives and livelihoods, Africa’s homegrown non-governmental organisations have an important role to play in establishing platforms for economic development and smoothing the way for the private sector to invest. Africa is a continent brimming with economic opportunity, one that would

ForAfrika appears on a global stage at COP27

Bone dry: Isak Pretorius, ForAfrika CEO in Angola which is experiencing the worst drought in 40 years. Farming is now a futile pursuit for many. Climate change is a threat multiplier in Africa, the most vulnerable continent to its effects This week, world leaders have congregated in Egypt for the 2022 United Nations Climate Change
Isabel

Isabel’s new beginning

Tagged under:

Alvina ‘employs’ mom and dad to work in her vegetable garden

In leaf: Alvina is happiest when busy in her garden Excited to share what she had learnt at school, the 12-year-old replicated the techniques at home and got her family involved By Arcenio Macuende Alvina Castigo Murrombe is just 12 years old but manages her vegetable garden like a professional. She is often knee-high in
Tagged under: ,
KZN Flooding update

ForAfrika and partners bring back smiles to flood-hit KwaZulu-Natal

A box of necessities helps to relieve the suffering, but long-term, sustainable projects are needed in these areas A few months after catastrophic floods hit the coastal regions of the KwaZulu-Natal province, families are still struggling to piece their lives back together. ForAfrika and partners worked together to bring some relief to those worst affected
Tagged under:
Our work
Where we work
Stories
Shop

Our story

Our brand

Who we are

Reports

Careers

Contact us

Facebook

Instagram

X

Vimeo

Subscribe

* indicates required

usa@forafrika.org
202-706-5333

ForAfrika (EIN: 38-2726350) • Global Governance • Privacy Policy • Terms of Use • Safeguarding

TOP