Monitoring Systems Manager

The Design, Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (DMEAL) unit represents a cornerstone of ForAfrika's commitment to evidence-based programming and continuous improvement across all humanitarian and development operations.
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Mary’s story: A household transformed by water and hope with support of ForAfrika and the Embassy of Switzerland in South Africa 

For years, the community of Suurman in Hammanskraal lived under the weight of a crippling water crisis. Municipal water trucks would arrive periodically, but the water came at a cost which many families could not afford.

Restoring WASH in Cabo Delgado: ForAfrika Partnership with GFFO and Humedica 

Cabo Delgado has endured a succession of hardships this past year, each one arriving before the province could recover from the last.
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Breaking barriers, building futures: How women in Rwanda are redefining traditional roles and rebuilding their lives 

In many rural communities across Rwanda, traditional gender roles have long shaped expectations around who earns, who leads, and who provides.

Digitalising hope: How digitalising VSLA groups is promoting financial inclusion among rural communities in Rwanda 

Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) have become the backbone of community finance in many villages across Rwanda. In these groups, women, men, and youth gather weekly to save, lend, and support one another.

A new beginning for Ekhayeni ECD centre 

Laughter, song, and celebration filled the air as eight volunteers from ForAfrika Switzerland stood proudly beside Principal Thandile Zenzile during the handover of the newly rebuilt Ekhayeni Early Childhood Development Centre in Mangaung, Free State.
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Bringing integrated health services closer to communities 

Tucked away in the rugged terrain of southeastern South Sudan, Jebel Boma is a remote and underdeveloped region, bordering Ethiopia, and home to mobile pastoralist communities. Infrastructure is sparse, roads are few, and access to clean water and healthcare is a daily struggle.

Growing hope at Khulani: Woolworths and ForAfrika nurture young minds in the Free State

Bongiwe is the kind of educator parents dream of. She’s caring, energetic, and deeply committed to her community. With a university diploma in teaching, she stepped into the role of principal after the passing of her mother, who founded the school.

Breaking barriers at Ekurhuleni School for the Deaf 

Just like spoken languages, sign languages differ from country to country. What might mean “break” in the United States can mean “toilet” in South Africa. That’s the first lesson teacher Nonhlanhla Nyovane cheerfully teaches us as we arrive at Ekurhuleni School for the Deaf.
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Jebel Boma County celebrates first open defecation-free village 

Poor sanitation remains a significant threat to development worldwide, affecting progress in health, education, gender equity, and social and economic development.