Participants of a Self Help Africa project in Malawi are three times more likely to be eating a more balanced diet, a new report has found.
Read MoreHorn of Africa drought and food crisis – a growing catastrophe
Self Help Africa is working with local partners in the Horn of Africa is in the midst of a catastrophic hunger crisis
Read MoreKenya on Frontline as Drought Threatens Millions of Livestock
A veterinary operation backed by Self Help Africa is providing vital health services to Kenyan herders who have lost more than a million animals to sickness and drought, since last Autumn.
Read MoreUganda Farmers Sell 500 Tonnes of Grain on Refugee Support Programme
Ugandan farmers boosted their income and helped refugees in the region thanks to a project linking producers to displaced families.
Read MoreQ-1955 – Kenya – Consultant required for Mid Term Evaluation
Consultant required for Mid Term Evaluation
Read MoreQ-1792-Uganda- Consultant for Inclusive Business Model Analysis
Self Help Africa received Match funding from UKaid to implement a 2-year project Sept 2019 – Oct 2021 focused on Self Help Africa (SHA) is an International Non-Governmental Organization implementing rural development, sustainable food and livelihoods security programmes in nine countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. SHA’s vision is an economically thriving … Read More
Read MoreCovid Fund Protects Agri-Business Jobs and Markets
A Kenyan horticultural company is ‘reinventing itself’ and protecting jobs and markets for hundreds of smallholder farmers.
Read MoreManure the Magic Ingredient for Malawi Farmers
A simple solution has increased crop health and lead to better yields for the farmers of Tigwirizane Farmer Field School (TFFS) in Malawi. The magic ingredient? Manure.
Read MoreReviving the Kenyan Cotton Industry
A once thriving local industry that collapsed in the face of cheaper alternatives from the West and the Far East is experiencing a revival in Kenya, and thousands of farming households in Western Kenya are reaping the dividend.
Read MoreAcacia Trees Create Income and Jobs in Kenya
Acacia trees are providing incomes and jobs for thousands of small scale farming households in remote parts of Kenya.
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