African Enterprise equips pastors and gospel workers across Africa through the Preliminary Theological Certificate (PTC), a high‑quality, accessible program that strengthens biblical understanding and faithful ministry. Delivered locally and part‑time, the PTC reaches pastors where they serve – providing theological training rooted in Scripture, supporting church leaders who have had limited access to formal education, and helping the Church grow in clarity, confidence, and gospel impact.
The Ngezandla Zethu Sewing Project in Edendale, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, empowers unemployed community members, primarily women, with skills in sewing, dressmaking, and fashion design. The program equips participants to become employable in the industry or start...
The Vocational Skills Training in Tailoring for Vulnerable Women project in Lusaka, Zambia, empowers 24 women, including widows, ex-sex workers, and women living with disabilities, by providing six months of hands-on training in tailoring, home economics, and...
The Improved Literacy in South Sudan (ILSS) project is empowering 750 adults, primarily women aged 15 to 35, in the Luyari and Rego communities of Terekeka. Over three years, participants will gain essential reading, writing, and numeracy skills through adult...
The Nyawonhle (“Beautiful Feet”) Shoe Repair Project empowers unemployed men in Copesville township, Pietermaritzburg, by providing practical training in shoe repair and basic business skills. Participants learn techniques such as sole repair, heel replacement, and...
African Enterprise Malawi is improving access to safe, clean water in five rural communities near Lilongwe. Through the construction of shallow wells, hygiene training, and community-led management, the project empowers residents, especially women, youth, and people...
Kenya’s youth face serious challenges, including unemployment, drug abuse, teenage pregnancies, and rising mental health struggles. Schools provide a vital opportunity to shape values and equip young people with the tools to thrive. In 2024, African Enterprise Kenya...
In Nairobi’s Kibra slum, many young women face extreme poverty, violence, and lack of opportunity, leaving them vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. In 2024, African Enterprise Kenya is equipping 25 women through the Kibra Women’s Empowerment Project. Participants...
Across Accra and Kasoa, many young people are left vulnerable by poverty, unemployment, and lack of opportunity, often pushed into dangerous survival strategies such as street trading, crime, and substance abuse. In 2024, African Enterprise Ghana will equip 30 young...
In 2024, African Enterprise Ethiopia is continuing its life-changing work among women in Arba Minch who survive by collecting firewood and street vending. These women face exhausting daily labour, serious safety risks, and extreme poverty as they struggle to provide...