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 MoreCatch up on Self Help Africa’s International Women’s Day Webinar 2025
Four young African women entrepreneurs and campaigners shared their inspiring stories of innovation and activism, as Self Help Africa hosted its fifth annual webinar to mark International Women’s Day, this week. This year’s United Nations International Women’s Day Theme is: For ALL Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment. Around 200 … Read More
Read MoreJoin Our International Women’s Day Webinar: ‘For All Women & Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.
Self Help Africa has assembled a strong international panel of young African voices for our 5th annual webinar to mark International Women’s Day. The event takes place on Thursday, 6th March next from 11am-12.15pm, and will hear contributions from Nina Mbah, the Nigerian creator of ‘African Climate Stories‘, from Wissal … Read More
Read MoreSupporting small-scale farmers more important than ever
As we enter a new year, it’s fair to say we’re entering a period of uncertainty around the world. However, there appears to be one constant: hundreds of millions hungry in a world of plenty.
Read MoreLifetime Gifts for Christmas
The ‘’Building Landscape for Resilient Livelihoods” project funded by Irish Aid works to transform sustainable natural resource management.
Read MoreDouble Your Donation For Baringo With The Big Give
Double your donation to Self Help Africa in December with The Big Give Christmas Challenge.
Read MoreMarathon Cycle from Connemara to the Cairngorms
Marketing executive Mike Last completed a marathon 1,550 mile cycle – from Land’s End to John O’Groats and from Malin to Mizen Head in Ireland for Self Help Africa.
Read MoreSustainable Resource Management in Uganda
The ‘’Building Landscape for Resilient Livelihoods” project funded by Irish Aid works to transform sustainable natural resource management.
Read MoreRebuilding Lives Devastated By Cyclone Freddy in Malawi
Our Cyclone Freddy Recovery Project is rebuilding lives in Mulanje district using a ‘Food for Assets’ approach to support participants and enhance the resilience of their communities to climate change.
Read MoreReviving Livestock Care in Napak, Uganda
A Self Help Africa programme has revitalised livestock care in Napak, Uganda – training new Community Animal Health Workers.
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