Despite existing infrastructure, many residents of Hammanskraal have gone more than ten years without reliable access to clean water. The cholera outbreak in 2023, which left more than 30 people dead, underscored the urgent need for a lasting solution.

ForAfrika Rwanda – Country Manager

The Country Manager (CM) is responsible for the strategic leadership, design, and implementation of all country programmes, ensuring the delivery of high-quality, accountable programming that aligns with ForAfrika’s mission and strategic objectives.
Without regular, nutritious meals, a third of children in Africa face major barriers to learning, growth, and reaching their full potential

ForAfrika Ethiopia – Accountant

The position holder will ensure stewardship for ForAfrika Ethiopia’s resources and sound financial reporting in line with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, ForAfrika policies and procedures, local laws and donor requirements.
An Africa that thrives
Our Proven Process illustrates our approach to working with communities to become self-sustainable. Developed through four decades of working closely together with African communities, this process involves a continuum of transformation across three stages:
ForAfrika presents a vision to transform the traditional systems through digital innovation. Our project doesn't just aim to solve problems; it seeks to unlock the full potential of rural communities, fostering economic growth and self-reliance. By blending cutting-edge technology with deep respect for local traditions, we're writing a new chapter in Rwanda's development story.

Photo Essay: Our Community

Over the years in our 40-year history, our photographers have captured the joy that meeting men, women and children across Africa have brought. They share some of their best images in this commemorative photo essay.
Climate Smart Solutions For Africa

 Climate-Smart Solutions 

Africa faces serious environmental challenges and extreme vulnerability to climate change. Despite being the lowest contributor to climate change, its people are disproportionately affected by its consequences.

A life inspired by Africa

“Potatoes! Potatoes!” came the cry up the stairwell of the six-story apartment block in Maputo. It was the early 1980s and Mozambique was in the midst of civil war – and a famine.

Photo Essay: World Food Day

The United Nations’ 2024 report on Food Securityfound that the African continent is not on track to meet the food security and nutrition targets of Sustainable Development Goal 2 on Zero Hunger for 2030.