Mothers of Africa UK decides to "Hang up its Hat". rom cakes sales and sponsored walks to selling Christmas cards and concerts. It has...

We are Neil O’ Dowd and Céline Gally and we are aged 26 and 25 respectively. Before our trip we were living in Dublin, Ireland where we...

I started interning for Mothers of Africa in May of 2020 as a second-year at Sciences, thanks to Meg Harris who put me in touch with the...

In the summer of 2019, I worked at a refugee education center in Athens, Greece. It was an eye-opening experience which allowed me to...

Professor Judith Hall from Cardiff and Susanne Batstone from MOA Monaco were welcomed to Chongwe, Zambia to hand over the evergreen...

We are delighted to announce the arrival of our shipment of books and pencil cases from Monaco. It took nine months! Paul Crompton from...

Exactly a year ago, I submitted a letter of engagement for a parcours civique project—a new 2-year long civic engagement programme as...

“How do you think you iron a flag? Do you think 50 tubes of glue are going to be enough? Do you really think we need all those paint...

Au bout d’un long chemin défoncé en terre battue, difficilement praticable en voiture, je découvre enfin Shiyala Village, et puis Shiyala...

It all started around a Sunday lunch table in La Turbie….. ‘You must come’, ‘It would be great if we all go’…… By the time I heard ‘The...

Joseph and Margaret Lungu have been involved with Mothers of Africa since we first visited Shiyala. Joseph had followed Maxwell as head...

During my time visiting Shiyala I’ve been fortunate to come to know Agnes and Clement and their children. I met Agnes on the very first...

As I walked up the dirt road from the Shiyala School to visit Maxwell’s home, this tall elegant man was walking down to meet me. Maxwell...

It’s just 6:30, on a cold Zambian morning, as the small flatbed truck reverses up to the door of the building merchant in Chongwe town....