Blogs | Develop Africa

Disease & Disaster May 25, 2012

Pharmaceuticals are the single most common public health intervention for prevention and treatment of diseases, but access is a significant limitation in the developing world. Physical and financial barriers are struggles that all nations share, but… Read More

Great Tips for Writing Your Sponsor Child! Greetings from around the globe

Children in Africa May 03, 2012

Developing a relationship with your sponsor child can be one of the most significant experiences of your life. It’s indescribably wonderful to learn about the special little person in your life and know that your love and support is giving him… Read More

5 Meaningful Ways to Help Women Change the World this International Women’s Day

Women Empowerment & Gender Equality Mar 06, 2012

Whether raising families or running nations, women are taking charge and shaping the world in seriously exciting ways. International Women’s Day offers a well deserved opportunity to trumpet this fact and celebrate women’s individual and… Read More

Volunteering Abroad: Is the encounter of two cultures enough?

Miscellaneous Feb 09, 2012

Poverty tourism promotes itself as a form of travel which aims to build solidarity and relationships between people living in impoverished areas and tourists, by visiting and, occasionally volunteering, in poverty-stricken regions. Yet in attempts… Read More

What are the biggest reasons why individuals donate to non profits?

Miscellaneous Jan 07, 2012

The reason why individuals donate to non profits is the emotional link that comes with it. Another reason is because of the cause that the non profit has. Individuals may be fully invested in it. Some people just enjoy giving back… Read More

Basic Computer Training – a Dream for The African Youth That is Getting Closer

Technology & Education, Children in Africa Oct 27, 2011

The computer may be an integral part in the homes, schools and companies of developed nations but for Africans it is a distant dream. This could also be one of the reasons why the youth in African countries are unable to compete in the global market… Read More

Using Technology Training to Empower Girls and How You Can Help

Technology & Education, Women Empowerment & Gender Equality Oct 18, 2011

Today, without exception, we live in a technological age. We live in a world where computers offer instant access to knowledge, communication, culture, and skill building opportunities. We live in a time where a person can go to school,… Read More

Regreening Africa and The Legacy of Professor Wangari Maathai

Climate Action Can Drive Sustainable Development in Africa Sep 29, 2011

Maathai, the first African woman to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, in 2004, was founder of the Green Belt Movement. This movement works at reforesting Kenya, stopping soil erosion and providing firewood for families by paying poor women… Read More

Developing a Highly-Skilled Human Capital - Constructing a New Tailoring School Building

Economic Topics & Microfinance Sep 22, 2011

Globally, countries are grappling with the challenges of unemployment. Everywhere, people are looking for greater and more opportunities. I had the opportunity to hear about this first hand during my trip, earlier this year. The youths and… Read More

Is This The Time For Africa?

Economic Topics & Microfinance Aug 22, 2011

Over the past few months there has been much tribulation for the global markets, especially in the Western countries. There were fears that the United States was heading for another recession and I couldn’t help but wonder what will happen to Africa… Read More

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