At Tribal Textiles we produce unique hand-painted textiles in the heart of the African bush. Our objectives are simple: to create unforgettable and exquisite textiles whilst working in harmony with nature and benefitting the local community. We were founded in 1991 and have grown from a small group of local artists to a thriving international Read more…
Ministry of Lands, Agriculture and Rural Resettlement – Harare – Zimbabwe
Ministry of Lands, Agriculture & Rural Resettlement. Zimbabwe is a landlocked country in the Southern Africa region with an area of over 390 000 km2. It is bordered by Zambia, Mozambique, South Africa, Botswana and Namibia. It is situated between 15 and 22° south latitude and 26 and 34° east longitude. Climatic conditions are largely sub-tropical Read more…
Botswana Power Corporation – Gaborone – Botswana
Botswana Power Corporation, a parastatal utility which was formed in 1970 by an Act of Parliament is responsible for the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity within Botswana to areas approved by the Ministry of Minerals Resources, Green Technology and Energy Security. The Corporation, within the forty-eight years of its existence, has developed from a Read more…
Livingstone Kolobeng College – Gaborone – Botswana
Livingstone Kolobeng College. We are located in a campus on just under six hectares, in the heart of Africa’s fastest growing city, Gaborone. Livingstone Kolobeng College is Botswana’s leading institution for secondary and bridging course studies. From day one, Livingstone Kolobeng College has been a co-educational independent secondary school and junior college dedicated to providing Read more…
Kenya Coffee Traders Association (K.C.T.A.) – Nairobi – Kenya
Kenya Coffee Traders Association (K.C.T.A.). Was registered on 17th April 2002 under Section 10 of the Societies Act, following changes in the Coffee Act. The Association has enjoyed loyal support from industry stakeholders across the value chain -Millers, Marketing Agents, Dealers, Warehousemen, Roasters, and Coffee Equipment suppliers – and through effective consultations with AFFA-Coffee Directorate, Read more…
Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation – Lilongwe – Malawi
Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation. The Mission statement for Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation to formulate and implement a foreign policy that promotes and safeguards Malawi’s interests with emphasis development diplomacy.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation – Kigali – Rwanda
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Vision: “A Rwanda that is politically economically harmoniously integrated in a peaceful and prosperous Region, Continent and the world” Mission: “To elaborate strategies and programmers, whose objectives are to implement, monitor and evaluate Rwanda’s foreign policy as well as to clearly articulate this policy both inside and outside Read more…
Onelamp Envisions – Jinja – Uganda
Onelamp Envisions a World Where Every African Household has Access to Modern Clean Energy We leverage Africa’s rapid mobile revolution, partnerships with local retailers and an existing transport infrastructure to build Africa’s largest lastmile logistics network. Onelamp is 100% powered by USSD technology enabling millions of offgrid East African households order solar lights by sms, Read more…
Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Kampala – Uganda
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Vision A Secure Nation with Prosperous People Mandate Implementation and Management of Uganda’s Foreign Policy. Mission To Promote and Protect Uganda’s Interests Abroad. Role of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs To effectively coordinate foreign policy development and its implementation. Strategic Objectives of the Ministry The strategic objectives of the Foreign Policy Read more…
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation – Dar es Salaam – Tanzania
The history of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation dates back to 1961, shortly after independence. Until December 1963, it operated as a department under the Prime Minister’s Office. In 1964, it became a full-fledged ministry under the name Ministry of External Affairs. For four decades, its operations were guided by Presidential Read more…
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