This initiative aimed to create alternative livelihoods for the Swahili-Bajuni community, traditionally known for fishing and logging.

Ebla learnt the art of resilience from her mother who embraced crop farming after losing her livestock to cycles of drought.

Fondo requested financial support, stating that with adequate support and proper equipment, they could produce up to 300 litres of honey per month

The women in February last year discovered that a bee product they used to discard after harvesting honey from the traditional beehive was more valuab...

Due to cultural barriers, women are not allowed to engage in any income-generating activity and have limited access to and control over resources whic...