Lowbousky Fabian Kaalushu is a social entrepreneur, a young achievers empowerment youth project member, and an APLI (African pathfinder leaders initiative) ambassador. With the high rate of unemployment ever on the increase in Namibia, Kaalushu made a bold decision to become a social entrepreneur to make ends meet, create employment, and give back to society. …
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Carlos Leonard is an entrepreneur, personal development speaker actor and commercial model. In 2018, his childhood dream came true – he attended a life changing programme called Hollywood Immersive in which he represented Africa. After returning from Hollywood his first initiative was the establishment of a Talent Management Agency known as Leonard Talent Agency. Their …
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Namibia Economic Growth Summit 2019 concluded on how to close gaps in Namibia through digitalization, a process of changing from analogue to digital form. Information communications technology (ICT) has the power to renovate society. Olupandu Foundation aims to move Namibia to a digital country by providing ICT and programming training to the youth that doesn’t …
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Flore Roura is a French social entrepreneur and business manager that began her idea of improving soil with the help of urban waste with the goal of bettering agricultural outputs, while living in Madagascar in 2008. She is a mother of two children and is now living and implementing her activity in Beira, a city …
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Mozambique has been of the fastest growing economies in the world and has abundant natural resources such as forests, natural gas, coal and precious stones. Foreign investment in resource exploitation has seen significant and rapid inflow while laws and regulatory oversight of resources sometimes struggle to catch up. “During the years we have seen the …
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In Denmark, hundreds of thousands of bicycles are thrown away for scrap every year. In large parts of Mozambique there is a great need for cheap means of transport. Cousins Niels Bonefeld and Henrik Mortensen set out to do something about this when in 2003 they got the idea for Baisikeli. Baisikeli means bicycle in …
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Beira, the second largest City of Mozambique Beira with around half a million inhabitants produces more than 300 tons of waste every day but has a very precarious waste management system. A lot of the waste is dumped on a landfill or is just burned directly in the neighbourhood. 3R – Reduce Reuse Recycle, …
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In the summer 2016 an idea for action rose in the minds of the everyone codes founders when Vienna was facing the arrival of many refugees from the middle east. Back then Stefan Steinberger, was working as a teacher and had some young refugees in his class. He got closer to them and their families …
Every woman uses about 17,000 tampons or pads during her lifetime. But how many women have thought about the impact that the use of these products has on their body and on the environment? Annemarie Harant and Bettina Steinbrugger had worked as consultants in the sustainability sector for many years. Then they noticed something odd: …
Taraba Virtuala (Romanian for Virtual Stall) is one of the best known businesses with social impact in Romania. And for good reason. They manage to solve two important problems for two categories of people: farmers and city dwellers who want to make healthier diet choices. Through their platform, Taraba Virtuala brings together these two categories …
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“YES, WE CARE initiates a network of young activists and social entrepreneurs from Europe and Africa. The project educates, liberates, and empowers the youth in their local communities through spreading social consciousness and development.“
