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.
High unemployment and limited access to skills training continue to affect vulnerable communities across South Africa, especially women, youth, and persons with disabilities. Many face financial insecurity, low education levels, and few opportunities for...
In Zimbabwe, many women face persistent poverty, unemployment, and limited economic opportunities. Job losses in agriculture and mining, rising living costs, and shrinking access to capital have left women highly vulnerable to exploitation and long‑term hardship. This...
In Rubaga Division, one of Kampala’s most densely populated and disadvantaged communities, youth unemployment remains high. Many young people face limited education, scarce job opportunities, and increased vulnerability to exploitation, crime, and long‑term poverty. ...
Across many South African townships, unemployment continues to limit opportunities, especially for men who often miss out on training programs. Many feel discouraged and unable to provide for their families. African Enterprise South Africa’s Nyawonhle (“Beautiful...
South Sudan has one of the world’s lowest literacy rates, with more than 70% of adults unable to read or write. In Juba and surrounding communities, many women aged 18 to 40 have missed out on education due to conflict, poverty, early marriage and cultural barriers. ...
In Kinondoni District, Dar es Salaam, many young people face persistent unemployment and limited economic opportunities, leaving them vulnerable to exploitation and difficult living conditions. Women and girls are particularly affected, facing significant barriers to...
As enrolment continues to rise across Rwanda, schools are welcoming more students than ever before. However, many lack the classrooms and essential facilities needed to support this growth, particularly safe, private hygiene rooms for girls. Without these spaces,...
Ghana continues to face rising unemployment, leaving many young people and vulnerable women without the skills or opportunities needed to build stable livelihoods. Now in its third year, the Youth Empowerment Project (YEP) by African Enterprise (AE) Ghana is providing...
Following a successful implementation of Women’s Sewing Skill training in Arba Minch, AEE-Ethiopia has continued a similar project in Mekele since 2025, supported by AEE-Australia. As we move into 2026, we are excited to continue this initiative, focusing on the...