Support for a Kenyan agri-food processor has provided a boost for farmers growing mango trees.
Read More‘Science for Development’ Webinar Series Returns
The ‘Science for Development’ webinar series will resume on Wednesday 27th April at 11am. Students, science teachers, and scientists are invited to join these events.
Read MorePower-Free Way to Preserve Food Wins Student Science Prize
A project that developed an electricity-free cooling system to prevent food waste has won at this year’s BT Young Scientist Exhibition.
Read MoreInternational Day of Education: Changing Course, Transforming Education.
Education is a human right, it has the power to transform lives. Jan 24th is International Day of Education – theme: “Changing Course, Transforming Education.”
Read More‘Science for Development’ Event Sees Innovative Projects
Students representing 30 schools from across Ireland presented their projects to the annual ‘Science for Development’ virtual showcase, hosted jointly by Self Help Africa and Irish Aid.
Read MorePhyllis Is Milking The Power of Lucerne In Kenya
Phyllis has reared cattle most of her life and is aiming to increase her milk production to 100 litres per day from her small dairy herd with the help of her local Cooperative.
Read MoreStudent Scientists Global Development Showcase
International Women’s Day will be celebrated on March 8th with this year’s theme being ‘Women in Leadership: Achieving an equal future in a Covid-19 world.’
Read MoreGlobal Greening with Electric Picnickers!
Self Help Africa has participated in the Electric Picnic festival for the past decade, engaging with festival goers on a wide range of issues, and having fun along the way!
Read More‘BETTER’ school for Merinda
Merinda receives farming education through EU funded BETTER project at local ‘field school’ in Malawi
Read MoreStudent science projects get Ministerial endorsement
Students’ projects addressing global issues get recognition at Self Help Africa’s annual science fair
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