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Expanding Access to Secondary Education in Uganda
To help address barriers, Asante Africa Foundation partnered with Nyakasura School in 2021 to increase access to quality secondary education for vulnerable youth in Tooro Region, Uganda.
International Day of the Girl 2026: Investing in Girls’ Leadership in East Africa
South Africa’s Archbishop Desmond Tutu famously once said, “If we are going to see real development in the world then our best investment is women!”
It’s with that thought in mind that we honor International Day of the Girl (October 11th), whose official theme this year – Ending child marriage and investing in girls’ rights – resonates deeply within the Asante Africa community.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What topics does the Asante Africa Foundation blog cover?
The blog covers education, youth empowerment, digital literacy, entrepreneurship, partnerships, and community initiatives. It features articles and stories related to the Foundation’s work and the challenges facing young people in East Africa.
2. Where can I find articles about youth education and empowerment in East Africa?
Visit the Asante Africa Blog for articles about youth education, skills development, entrepreneurship, and community impact.
3. Does Asante Africa publish resources about girls’ education in Africa?
Asante Africa publishes content related to girls’ education, gender equity, and youth empowerment. Its Wezesha Vijana Program also focuses on adolescent girls’ health, rights, personal development, and social and economic skills.
4. Where can I read about education and skills training programs in East Africa?
You can read about the Foundation’s education and skills training work on its Blog, Programs pages, and Resources page.
5. What can I learn from Asante Africa’s articles about digital literacy and education?
The Foundation’s articles discuss digital literacy, classroom learning, and the role of technology in expanding educational opportunities. Its Accelerated Learning Program page also explains how digital resources and teacher training support learning in rural schools.
6. Where can I find education and youth development resources from Asante Africa?
Visit the Blog for articles and stories, the Resources page for reports and publications, and the program pages for information about specific initiatives.
