Project Africa in Partnership with MotherKind Network
Project Africa recently received a donation from MotherKind Network (Canada) towards the Rafiki Program. Our partnership with MotherKind Network which is being coordinated by D. Swanell and V. Kitchen will help promote handicrafts made by women in the Project Africa network.
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Project Africa on Twitter

Project Africa has joined Twitter. Follow our steps as we journey through towards empowerment.
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Development mentors arrive in Kenya:

At least five international volunteers from USA and Sweden arrived in Kenya to serve as development mentors for Project Africa. The mentors are stationed in Lungalunga and Kakamega where a they are engaged in various activities such us mentorship workshops for business women, adult education , teaching English, event organization etc.
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Project Africa Founder/Director becomes World pulse Correspondent

Project Africa’s Founder/director, Lin Wafula, has been selected a World Pulse correspondent. Together with other 30 women from other parts of the world, Lin will be going through training on citizen journalism which aims to equip the correspondents with skills that will enable them to report effectively on issues affecting women in their communities. “I am excited about the Program and feel honoured to have been given this opportunity. I will use it to speak about issues affecting women in Africa.” Says Lin.