Boston Chair Rob MacGoey writes about his visit with Self Help Africa to Zambia.
Read MoreInternational Women’s Day Webinar 2026: In Review
The sixth annual webinar, held under the UN International Women’s Day theme ‘Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls’, was moderated by Self Help Africa CEO Niamh De Loughry, and featured contributions from women in Kenya, Zambia, Nigeria, Malawi, and Ireland who are engaged in academia, agriculture, policy and activism.
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The Chief Executive and President of ONE Campaign, a former Kenyan parliamentarian and young founder of a Zambian agri-business network for women are guests at the 2026 International Women’s Day Webinar.
Read MoreDrought Recovery Project Focused on Women
Self Help Africa is working with tens of thousands of people in a region that has the lowest rainfall in Zambia, to help farming households rebuild their lives and ensure they are more resilient to future weather shocks.
Read MorePodcast – Leadership for a New Era
What does sustainable development mean, and how can youth leadership contribute to locally led long-term growth? Find out more in our new podcast Leadership for a New Era with Neil deGrasse Tyson (Hayden Planetarium), Peter Hirst, MBE (MIT Sloan Executive Education) and Self Help Africa’s Kenya Director Peter Aluoch. They … Read More
Read MoreLaunch of WASH Policy in Nigeria
Self Help Africa has partnered with authorities in Cross River State to launch the state’s first Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Policy, marking a major step forward for public health and sustainable service delivery in Nigeria.
Read MoreHomes, Crops and Livelihoods Lost in Mozambique Flooding Crisis
Severe flooding across southern and central Mozambique has displaced hundreds of thousands of people, submerged farmland, and destroyed vital food crops. As communities face growing risks of disease and hunger, the full scale of the disaster is still unfolding.
Read MoreFailure of Seasonal Rains Underlines Vital Importance of Climate Support
As 2025 drew to a close, the failure of the traditional ‘rainy season’ in Kenya, southern Ethiopia and neighbouring countries provided a worrying sign that a new wave of widespread crop failure and food shortage is looming in Africa.
Read MoreDoubling Food Production For 180,000 in Zambia
An ambitious new development project that is supporting 180,000 people to produce enough food and adapt to the effects of changing climate in an environmental ‘hot zone’ in Zambia has been started in the southern African country.
Read MoreSelf Help Africa Wins ‘Best in Agriculture’ National Award
Self Help Africa has been named the winner of a prestigious prize as the ‘Best in Agriculture’ at the annual international development awards in Kenya. Receiving the award at a ceremony in Nairobi last weekend, Country Director Peter Okoth described the prize as a victory for the small scale farming … Read More
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