Education

Partnership Highlight: Teach a Man to Fish “We go further and faster when we go together” A guiding principle of Asante Africa Foundation is partnerships. We base our work on collaborative and philosophically like-minded partnerships, enabling us to accelerate impact, grow geographically, and avoid duplication of our efforts. We are taking this opportunity to showcase […]

What Does “Paying it Forward” Mean for us at Asante Africa? The point is not to pay back kindness but to pass it on ~ Julia Alvarez Paying it forward at Ngina Children’s Home with well needed supplies, Kenya A single act of kindness can set off a domino effect triggering a wave of compassion

Transformative Coding Boot Camp in Rural Kenya Asante Africa Foundation, in partnership with the nonprofit CS4ALL, hosted a transformative Coding Boot Camp for young people in rural Samburu, Kenya. This innovative initiative aimed to bridge the digital divide, connecting rural Kenyan youth with their urban American counterparts, and opening doors to new technological and collaborative

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International Youth Day is This Month: Meet Asante Africa’s Young Leaders In much of African culture, elders are held in high esteem, receiving the utmost respect and reverence. However, it is the youth, who make up the majority of the population, that face the brunt of numerous societal challenges. Africa’s population under 35 represents almost

Need-Based and Merit Scholarships: Help Us Invest in Africa’s Brightest Minds Africa’s future depends on its young people. To harness their full potential, we must invest in their education. However, many young Africans face significant barriers to accessing education, such as poverty, gender discrimination, limited school infrastructure, and political instability. Need-based scholarships provide a lifeline

What Is the Current State of Education in Africa? Nelson Mandela once said, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” This quote resonates within Africa, where access to education has proven to unlock vast opportunities, foster sustainable development, and transform lives in beautiful ways. Education in Africa, like

Skills to Build a Life on – Celebrating World Youth Skills Day World Youth Skills Day, celebrated on 15th July every year is a day dedicated to recognizing the importance of equipping young people with skills for employment, decent work, and entrepreneurship. As the global economy continues to evolve, the demand for skilled workers increases.