For Emerge Livelihoods, impact is not only measured in numbers and milestones but also in the growth, resilience, and commitment of its people. This philosophy came alive during the two-day […]
A transformative wave of innovation and learning flooded through Mzuzu from August 6th to 8th, 2025, when 20 enthusiastic participants came for the Emerge Livelihoods AI & Data Science Bootcamp,
The World Economic Forum, which reports that Sub-Saharan Africa leads globally in women’s entrepreneurial activity, with 26% of women involved. According to the MasterCard Index of Women Entrepreneurs (MIWE) 2021
Emerge Livelihoods, in partnership with Digital Opportunity Trust through the Going Beyond Project, has trained and deployed 21 youth leaders to conduct Digital Business Facilitation for 1725 youth-led enterprises in
In the vibrant hallways of the Malawi National Youth Summit 2025 on 2 July 2025 at BICC, Lilongwe, Malawi with the themes Harnessing Youth Innovation on for Economic Empowerment and
Over the past week, our team had the privilege of representing Emerge Livelihoods at two influential events held in Lilongwe: the Umunthu Social Impact Forum organized by Thrive Afrika, and
In a world where entrepreneurship is increasingly recognized as a driving force for economic development and social impact, one question remains: how do we ensure early-stage businesses have the support
Nairobi, Kenya (December 10, 2024) — Village Capital has announced the selection of five standout Ecosystem Builders to continue in the next phase of its Empowering Sustainable Entrepreneurship in Africa
Every entrepreneur develops new plans and new strategies to improve and innovate their businesses and every innovator always has that one project they want to work on that they feel
