Educate A Girl, Educate A Nation
EDUCATE A GIRL, EDUCATE A NATION
EDUCATE A GIRL, EDUCATE A NATION
Develop Africa Newsletter - Computer Literacy among African communities
Due to Africa's growing population and the corresponding increase in the population of employable youths, unemployment has steadily been on the rise over the years, reaching a record high of 71 million unemployed youths (International Labor Organization, 2017).
Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. -Maimonides
Making funds available for micro, small and medium sized enterprises is crucial to the economic growth of Africa.
Here's an update on what we have been able to accomplish together. One of the flood-affected areas is the Kaningo community in Lumley, a suburb of Freetown. Representatives of Develop Africa made the first visit to this community to do an initial assessment on the day of the disaster.
On August 21st, a strange phenomenon will take place on the face of the earth. The moon will pass between the sun and the earth causing darkness during the day for a brief period, across the United States. All of North America will be able to see a partial eclipse. Read more...
On Monday August 14 2017, rain and torrential flooding and landslides resulted in the largest single day disaster in the history of Sierra Leone.
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Have you donated school supplies in the past few months and wondered where they went?
We have received numerous very generous school supply donations from individuals, classes, schools, scouts and businesses. We are truly appreciative of each and every donation and the efforts of the donors.
Families in Sierra Leone face unprecedented challenges due to rising costs. Inflation makes it difficult for them to afford basic food staples such as rice, cooking oil, and onions.
Extending a helping hand can alleviate a significant burden and provide essential relief to the less fortunate.