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Supporter story – My AE
My association with African Enterprise began after my twelve years of service with CMS in Tanzania and the Australian home base. Back again in parish ministry I met with people who had become very committed to a new kind of African ministry called African Enterprise....
My encounter with African Enterprise has been a blessing
Emmanuel Yeboah first joined the Ghana Street Children Apprenticeship Program in 2010 just after his mother passed away. Emmanuel had to resort to street trading in order to support his 3 siblings and was unable to finish school. Emmanuel heard about African...
Equipped to Equip others – AE School of Evangelism
Dr Cornelius Huwa was trained as a professional medical Doctor in Malawi. In 2018, God called him to join the African Enterprise team as a full-time Evangelist and a Team Leader in Malawi. However, Dr Huwa had not received any theological or formal evangelism...
Kings Park with Dr. Billy
Reminiscing on Billy Graham’s landmark crusade in apartheid South Africa “The South African Congress on Mission and Evangelism in Durban in March 1973 was, I believe, a turning point both in our own ministry and for South Africa.” – Michael Cassidy When AE invited Dr....
Life in the Korogocho Slums
My name is Elizabeth Wanjiku, I am a single parent of 5 children and a grandmother of 13 children. I live in Korogocho slums in Nairobi where I have lived for over 20 years now. I raised all my children here in Korogocho but unfortunately 3 of them got sick and passed...
African Recipes
Ugali - Kenya Servings: 3-4 Ingredients: 4 cups water 3 cups full of maize, millet, or sorghum flour (can be mixed with cassava flour). Preparation: Bring the water to a boil in a large pot, and then pour in some of the maize flour. Allow the water to keep boiling for...
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“The knowledge gained in Foxfires has been a source of wealth”
It is a new year and we have new Foxfire teams across Africa, ready to joyfully and wholeheartedly serve God. In Malawi the Foxfires were patiently waiting for the schools to open up on the 22nd of February so they can start reaching out to schools and youth groups....
A day in the life of a Team Leader
"My Name is John Kalenzi, I’m married to Joselyne Bivugire Kalenzi, and we have two children: a boy called David Kalenzi – 17 years old and a girl called Esther Ineza Kalenzi – 12 years old. I became Team Leader of African Enterprise Rwanda in 2008. My normal day as a...
Togo Street Children Apprenticeship Program (SCAP)
African Enterprise has been running a ‘Street Children Apprenticeship Program’ in Ghana since 2007. This program has successfully trained hundreds of youth in skills that allowed them to be employed or become entrepreneurs in order to improve their circumstances. AE...
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