6 articles tagged with “Community Development”
From Soshanguve's volunteer-built bridge to Niger Delta's plea for project protection, African communities are increasingly filling infrastructure voids—only to watch their efforts wash away.
From free school meals in Lagos to road repairs in Oyo State, local government officials are implementing targeted initiatives aimed at improving infrastructure and community welfare at the grassroots level.
Christian leaders building mosques in Nigeria and philanthropists marking milestones through charity demonstrate how religious cooperation can strengthen communities—a model with resonance for Zimbabwe's own interfaith landscape.
Organizations across Nigeria have rolled out initiatives targeting youth mentorship, healthcare access, and women's empowerment, collectively reaching tens of thousands of beneficiaries in recent weeks.
Nigeria's Bank of Agriculture is collaborating with the First Lady's Every Home A Garden program to establish a National Community Food Bank network, with initial focus on female civil servants as part of efforts to address malnutrition at the household level.
The Dangote Foundation distributed educational materials to 3,704 students while ASR Africa inaugurated a customs hospital in Bauchi, highlighting how corporate philanthropy increasingly addresses infrastructure deficits across Nigeria.