Self Help Africa invites sealed bids from interested and eligible candidates for the fabrication, installation
commissioning and training of users for the supply of 4 solar dyers.
Prices quoted should be net inclusive of all taxes and delivery costs, must be expressed in Kenya shillings and shall remain valid for a period of One Hundred and Twenty (120) days from the closing date of the tender.
Bidders should submit their offers accompanied by copies of all appropriate documents on or before 10th JULY 2025 10.00am.
How Gum Arabic is Transforming Lives in Northern Kenya
Gum Arabic is one of those wonder ingredients with a host of different uses.
Collected by ‘tapping’ holes into the trunk of acacia trees that grow wild on Africa’s plains, the harvested gum is a food additive and stabiliser that’s used in sweets, confectionary and soft drinks, and it’s a component that is also used in printing, paint, glue and cosmetics.
Hydroponics Boosts Yields for Kenyan Farmers
In Kenya, access to land, water, seed and fertiliser are just some of the obstacles faced by farmers in their efforts to grow food. A recently concluded year-long pilot project in Isiolo County introduced 80 farmers to an innovative farm science that is supporting them to grow vegetables commercially for … Read More
Read MoreClose to 200,000 farm families benefit from Kenya project
Almost 200,000 small-scale farmers are generating vital household income, thanks to a Kenyan agri-business investment support project run by Self Help Africa. Country Director Peter Okoth said this month that the AgriFI Challenge Fund had reached 192,000 farmers in six years. In total, 30 Kenyan producers, processors and service businesses … Read More
Read MoreKenyan Women Using Facebook To Sell Garden Produce
Kenyan women farmers are using Facebook and other social media to sell their surplus garden produce
Read MoreSelf Help Africa Plays Leading Role in First Kenyan Cassava Conference
Self Help Africa will play a leading role in a major agricultural conference taking place in Kenya this month to showcase and promote cassava as a food crop in East Africa.
Read MoreIn memory of Miriam Cherogony
It was with much sadness that we learned of the recent passing of Miriam Cherogony, Self Help Africa’s former country director in Kenya. We’d like to pay tribute to Miriam as a much-admired and respected colleague, as well as a valued leader of our Kenya team. Our deepest condolences go … Read More
Read MoreSupporting Communities on The Frontline of Climate Change
Successive years of drought have made it harder to produce food in Baringo – Self Help Africa are providing households with training & seeds.
Read MoreTechnical skills training empowers young people in Kisumu, Kenya
Self Help Africa & Designer Group have partnered on a project aiming to increase informal employment opportunities for young people in Kisumu County.
Read MoreSelf Help Africa is part of the world’s biggest community-led land restoration project
The overall aim of the Global EverGreening Alliance’s Restore Africa project is to restore landscapes and improve livelihoods, while combatting the effects of climate change.
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