The 77th session of the UN General Assembly was held in New York with a range of interesting conversations. This year’s session opened on September 13 under the theme, “A
By Impact Philanthropy Africa African temperatures in recent decades have been warming at a rate comparable to that of most other continents, and thus somewhat faster than global mean surface
From the first interaction you get with Mastercard Foundation, one thing remains etched in your mind; the five values that drive the Foundation. Humility. Listening. Kindness and respect. Co-creation. Impact.
The Covid-19 pandemic shocked countries the world over. Countries were affected economically, politically, socially and on very personal levels for citizens around the globe. Two years later, we are still
Nairobi, Kenya: 28 June 2022: The African Venture Philanthropy Alliance (AVPA) and Impact Philanthropy Africa (Impact) today signed a partnership agreement to work together to support the growth of philanthropic giving in Kenya
As part of our continued commemoration of the #WorldEnvironmentDay, KTDA Foundation and the University of Kabianga – Kenya hosted a symposium and exhibition on Youth and Green Entrepreneurship in the
On Thursday, May 5th, Impact Philanthropy Africa hosted a series of nuanced and inspiring conversations around the theme of Developing a Generation of Job Creators for a better future. We
Impact Philanthropy Africa is delighted to announce that it will be embarking on strategic research on the State of Philanthropy in Kenya with support from M-PESA and Mastercard Foundations. The
If there is one thing COVID-19 has taught the world, it is to never underestimate the power of infectious diseases. As the global economy slowly starts to recover and nations
I had the privilege of interviewing Dr. Manu Chandaria, eminent businessman and Chairman of Chandaria Foundation. As one of Kenya’s Founding Fathers of Philanthropy, he has several decades of experience
Authored by: Ms. Lilies Njanga, Africa Director, Malaria No More Malaria is a disease that still takes a child’s life every two minutes. It is underfunded and deprioritised and costs
Problem Statement There are currently over 2,800 (short term sentence, long term sentence & Pre trial inmates) women imprisoned in Kenya, many of whom will find themselves even more indebted