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A Vocal Champion of Girls Education
Zamana is a Tanzanian secondary school program participant with Asante Africa Foundation, and is the 2023 winner of the Amal Clooney Women’s Empowerment Award by Prince’s Trust International.
Asante Africa Foundation Partners with Stanbic Bank and Foundation to Provide Affordable Financing to Entrepreneurs
Silicon Valley, CA, 2 February 23 Asante Africa Foundation and Stanbic Bank together with its Foundation have signed a Memorandum of Understanding...
Asante Africa Awarded ~ 2023 King Hamad Youth Empowerment Award to Achieve SDGs
Asante Africa Foundation is thrilled to announce that we have won the 2023 King Hamad Youth Empowerment Award to Achieve SDGs in the “Recognizing Enablers of Youth Participation, Action & Impact” category.
Asante Africa Highlighted in Borgen Magazine
Earlier this year, Emily Xin, a Yale student and writer for the magazine, interviewed Asante Africa’s staff to learn more about our social impact organization.
Asante Africa Foundation Named as a Finalist for the 2022 .ORG Impact Awards
Asante Africa Foundation Named as a Finalist for the 2022 .ORG Impact Awards Livermore, CA – Asante Africa Foundation is pleased to announce that we...
A Summer in East Africa Well Spent
Hi everyone, Erna here. During this visit to Africa, I was excited to see in-person that Asante Africa’s educational programs are thriving. My...
Uganda Global Board Meeting
Our Global Board met in person for the first-time post-pandemic, last week. As a Global Board we visited 4 schools, and we heard story after story after transformative story of our young scholars.
Tapping into Government Tablets for Digital Transformation
Asante Africa Foundation collaboration with the Kenya government schools to improve the quality of education using government-provided tablets...
UN and Asante Africa Foundation Commit to New Food Health Campaign
Asante Africa Foundation – Tanzania is proud to be a partner with the United Nations – Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)’s ‘Lishe Bora ni Mtaji’ (Good Nutrition is an Investment) national campaign along with the government of Tanzania and several other national NGOs and CBOs.
