Some of the recipients and Emerge Livelihoods team attending the ESEA Closure Summit The Empowering Sustainable Entrepreneurship in Africa (ESEA) initiative, a three-year effort by Village Capital and supported by […]
……….We are not only shaping livelihoods—we are shaping futures. 2025 has been a groundbreaking year for Emerge Livelihoods. We continue to expand our reach with programming areas and resilient communities
Our journey with Life Concern (LICO), an organisation in the District of Rumphi, Northern Malawi, has been of great impact and inspiration. LICO works around preventing Mother-to-Child HIV transmission (PMTCT) through educating
Matilda Mlotha 24, from Mzuzu is the founder and Managing Director of Zomera Fruit Propagation Farm, a business involved in production of tree seedlings of various types of fruits. She
Anthony Munthali was getting frustrated with the hustles he was enduring to find suitable customers each time he had products he no longer needed and wanted to make money out
Despite possessing a Certificate in Information and Communication Technology, 25-year-old Trusca Nkhoma, lacked some relevant digital talents to keep pace with recent technology advancements. As a result, Nkhoma, originally from
For years, Matthews Kajani from Zolozolo Township in Mzuzu City was spending a lot of time and resources in collecting and analyzing research data due to limited digital skills. In
Up until November last year, 30-year-old Ruth Kazembe, a Development Facilitator at Salvation Army in Karonga district was not conversant with several computer programs, a gap that was making her
All hope for a brighter future was lost for 29-year-old Elvis Luhanga from Mwakifwamba Village in the area of Traditional Authority Kyungu in Karonga district following his failure to further
Madalitso Makombola, 27 has always had keen interest with emerging technological advancements across the world. His interest in technology comes from the belief that technology has the potential to solve
