African Renaissance

“Until the lion learns to write, every story will glorify the hunter.” — African Proverb
In 1994, Rwanda was shattered.
Today, we remember the lives lost — and honor every survivor who chose to rebuild.
Remembrance is an act of truth.
Rebuilding is an act of courage.
Prevention is an act of love.
Rwanda showed the world that even from the deepest ruins, a people can rise, and build something stronger than what was broken.
Today we pause. We honor. We recommit.
Kwibuka — Remember. Unite. Renew.
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Policies make promises. African women turn those promises into real change.

Our recently unveiled Gender and Youth Mainstreaming Framework helps ensure women are not just part of the conversation, but part of the decisions and the action.

Happy International Women’s Day to all the women who keep pushing for change every day. 💜

At ‘Epuka Uchafu, Afya Nyumbani’ stakeholders’ breakfast meeting in Nairobi, convened today morning by the Ministry of Health and facilitated by African Renaissance, it was disclosed that Kenya faces a dual crisis of unmanaged waste and disease burden, with 22,000 tons of waste generated daily and with only 10% adequately managed.

During this event,our director Caroline Kwamboka in her remarks noted that a clear framework of intervention and resource allocation will require advocacy at parliamentary level, a process African Renaissance is willing to support.

She added that Afya Nyumbani country-wide initiatives align with other continental frameworks such as Africa Vision 2063 and the Sustainable Development Goals.