The key to lasting development is strategic partnerships that focus on human capital development, with less bureaucratic paperwork and more goal-oriented approaches. Ito Diejomaoh, director of the Niger Foundation Hospital, Harambee’s partner for health and social projects in Nigeria,...
Every 25 May, the world unites to celebrate World Africa Day, a significant occasion also to refute stereotypes and recognise the true potential of this vast continent. While Africa faces complex socio-economic challenges, it is important to highlight the vital...
Thanks to the generosity of some supporters, it was possible to send a contribution of EUR 10,400 to the Walé Social-Medical Centre project in Ivory Coast. This centre, promoted by AIFUP and partner of Harambee for several years, is...
In Italy, It’s tax return time and with a simple signature you can help us, at no cost, to ensure basic education and quality vocational, academic and business training in many Sub-Saharan African countries.
A conference promoted by Harambee with the patronage of the Metropolitan City of Rome was held on Saturday 25 March at Palazzo Valentini in Rome. Entitled: ‘Africa’s underestimated economic and social revolution’,
The aim is to offer an opportunity for an in-depth look at the changes and phenomena, too often underestimated, that explain the constant growth in Africa.
Boystown-Ruai, 25 km from central Nairobi, is a ‘home’ where vulnerable children can build their future, sharing a loving and caring environment.
Vocational training activities for visually impaired young people in Uvira continue. The aim is to offer these particularly vulnerable young people the possibility of integration through work.
As of today, anyone wishing to donate can contribute, together with Harambee, to ensuring better opportunities for many young people and families in Cameroon, Kenya, Nigeria and DR Congo.
Dear friends, this year that is drawing to a close has been particularly intense, having marked, in 2022, the 20th anniversary of the birth of Harambee Africa International.
Dear friends, thanking you for your affectionate participation particularly this year,
Mitigation and adaptation to the severe climate crisis affecting DR Congo’s southern region, Haut-Katanga, has begun. The area,
The Walé Health Centre in Côte d’Ivoire has completed its training and awareness-raising programme for communities in the Bélier Region,
On 1 October, the Harambee committees meeting in Rome selected eight development initiatives to be supported in the coming year. The countries involved
For the coming Christmas, Harambee has launched a solidarity initiative aimed at companies to help support the training of young people
Harambee Africa International has made official the winning documentaries of the 9th edition of the International Award: “Conveying Africa”.
Strengthening female entrepreneurship in the Nyanza region, through a subsidised credit system, and setting up a self-sufficient hydroponic farm in Sekenani:
“Twenty years after its foundation, Harambee all together ‘for’ Africa is more and more Harambee all together ‘with’ Africa,” said Piero Sandulli, member of the Harambee steering committee at the conclusion of the celebrations.
Dear friends, as many of you already know, Harambee Africa International is celebrating 20 years of commitment to international solidarity this year. To mark the occasion, a Symposium will take place in Rome on 28-29 and 30 September.
The intervention in support of the Cacles Association, linked to the Diocese of Luiza, in the area of Yangala (DR Congo), mainly characterised by large rivers and far from the city, has been completed. In this particularly depressed area,
On its 20th anniversary, Harambee launches a symposium on experimental designs to tackle the current global crises. The Symposium will bring together authoritative figures from different backgrounds to identify innovative and common responses to the most current challenges.
Last Saturday, 25 June, the first edition of the ‘Fashion Market’ organised by the Harambee Portugal Committee took place in Lisbon. The aim of the event was to raise funds
Liberia. 32 educators from the 28 schools belonging to the Diocese of Monrovia, participated in a training conducted by Strathmore University staff, thanks to support received from Harambee.
We are pleased to share, in this short Report, our achievements in a year – 2021 – that was still very complicated for everyone. Although there have been many obstacles,
“I dream of a courageous, forward-looking and progressive African leadership that will erase the artificial boundaries of the colonisers that have caused so much suffering for the people of the continent,” these were the words spoken by George Johannes...