Ethiopian seed producers vital to efforts of Self Help Africa to support food production in face of El Nino drought
Read MorePoultry’s potential being realised by Lillian
Zambian poultry producer Lillian is an inspiration to others
Read MoreOrganic benefit for pineapple producers
Pineapple growers in Uganda are being supported to go organic, so that they will earn more from the sale of the fruit that they are growing.
Read MoreFarm support for HIV group in Kenya
Peter Mugo has received support from Self Help Africa with the establishment of a bountiful backyard garden at his home in Naivasha, Kenya. Peter is amongst more than 3,700 households affected by HIV/AIDS to be supported under the US AID backed programme.
Read MoreCharity’s life transformed
Charity Kamwala’s warm smile speaks volumes about the transformation there has been in her life since she began working with Self Help Africa, two years ago.
Read MoreClimate deal is good news for Africa
An historic global deal on climate change is critical for the countries of sub-Saharan Africa in the months and years to come – and we must all play our part.
Read MoreDiageo’s business boost for Ethiopian farmers
New Diageo deal in Ethiopia will boost the incomes of small-holder farming families.
Read MoreIncomes success in Zambian project
Irish Aid backed project in Northern Zambia is improving the living conditions of local families, a mid-term study has shown.
Read MoreFood crisis warning in Ethiopia
Warnings of severe food crisis in Ethiopia following failure of seasonal rains. Climate change blamed, but new farming methods are helping communities to adapt.
Read MoreQuarter million use farm phone service
A mobile phone information service established by Self Help Africa in 2014 to provide timely information to rural poor farmers, has been used almost a quarter of a million times within its start. Launched in Malawi late last year, the ‘321’ voice activated service provides subscribers to the country’s largest mobile phone network with a suite of farm information services that they can access at the push of a button.
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