At Asante Africa Foundation we are proud to be creating the next generation of empowered, educated women supported by “enlightened men”.

Our annual Mother’s Day celebration is dedicated to honoring motherhood, maternal bonds, and the influence mothers have in society by raising and educating their children.

At Asante Africa, we believe that ICT plays a pivotal role in the development of any nation. Diversity is necessary for a business to succeed, hence the need to empower the youth, especially girls, to explore the world of technology.

On Earth Day, let’s reflect on Africa’s greatest climate-resilience resource, its vibrant, energetic, resourceful youth. At Asante Africa Foundation, we believe that the youth, especially girls, need to be at the center of creating climate resilience.

What’s World Creativity and Innovation Day, and what does it have to do with East Africa?, you should know that its celebration and Asante Africa Foundation’s mission are very closely related.

So, educated women have smaller, healthier families; conceivably, smaller families consume fewer resources than larger families; therefore, at least in theory, smaller families produce fewer greenhouse ppm than larger families.

On this day, World Water Day, we highlight two of our Youth Livelihood mentors who are a step closer to fulfilling United Nations Sustainability Goal 6. Margret and Roina, from Wamba Girls Secondary School in Kenya, invented a clean water purification system.

#InternationalWomensDay ~ Globally, 3.7 billion people do not have access to the internet. Half of them are women. In some parts of the world the digital gender divide has been shrinking, but data shows it is growing in Africa.