NGOs in Africa

43 percent of Nigerians (89 million people) live below the poverty line, while another 25 percent (53 million) are vulnerable. According to a 2018 report by the World Bank, almost half the population...

By 2030, 230 million jobs across Africa will require some level of digital skills. This corresponds to 650 million potential training opportunities and a market worth an estimated $130 billion.

Daily, school girls in low- and middle-income nations find blood on their clothing for the first time in settings devoid of restrooms, running water, or encouraging teachers, mentors, or role models to...

Benignant Youth Ghana is a nonprofit organization in Ghana that provides financial support to children and women. The organization works with hospitals, orphanages, and prisons. Their close contact with the hospitals make them the...

The Ngcono Mbowane Foundation seeks to help those in developing countries achieve the sustainable development goals. Their vision is to work, assist, and give individuals (especially children) the...

Read Read Foundation was founded by Rejoice Adzivor, a public administrator and SDG 4 advocate who loves volunteering and giving back to her community. As a 'reading' non-profit organization, Read read's mission...

Isaac Opoku is an astute youth advocate who has tremendous national and international exposure in youth and international policy and organizational governance. He is also a young professional trained with skills in...

Spring-UP Global Network was founded by Ms. Akorfa Ama Akoto, a Ghanaian youth and a strong advocate for the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goal 4, with much focus on underprivileged children’s inclusiveness...

It is estimated that by the close of year 2022, about an additional nine million children will be pushed into child labour, bringing the total figure to 66 million girls and approximately...

Under the auspices of the President of the Republic of Egypt, The launch of the activities of the second day of the "Nasser Fellowship for International Leadership" in its third edition begins...