The latest articles from The Challenges Group team, with writing and opinion from our business consultants and enterprise experts in Ethiopia, Ghana, Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, Zambia and the UK, as well as curated guest contributions.
- Challenges Rwanda Commemorates the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi with Survivors of Gacyamo Cellby Mwizawase Chanelle on 04/07/2022
As part of our Challenges tradition to honour and remember over one million Tutsis massacred in the 1994 Genocide and assist in building our communities, Challenges Rwanda organized an event to help […]
- An Additional Year for the Coffee Market Building for People and Prosperity Project(CoPP)by Mwizawase Chanelle on 29/06/2022
An Additional Year for the Coffee Market Building for People and Prosperity Project(CoPP)We are thrilled to announce that the coffee Market Building for People and Prosperity Project has been […]
- Zambian youth elevating SMEs through Futuremakers by Standard Charteredby The Challenges Group on 10/03/2022
Opportunity knocks many times every day but, in some instances, some people will be averse to grabbing hold of any new prospect because they have failed in the past. In this light, it takes a group […]
- From Super Manager to People Managerby The Challenges Group on 21/02/2022
Code Clinic, a Kampala based dental practice, has taken part in multiple cycles of Youth to Work in order to improve the business. We spoke to the CEO, Steven Mugabe, to get his perspective of the […]
- The Youth to Work Junior Associate Experience — Sharon Agutiby The Challenges Group on 14/02/2022
The Youth to Work Junior Associate Experience — Sharon AgutiWhat were you doing before applying to Youth to Work?I was unemployed.How did you find out about CW Youth to Work? What inspired […]
- Youth to Work- Empowering young women entrepreneursby The Challenges Group on 10/11/2021
Growing up, I watched how my mother toiled from one insecure job to another in order to meet our household’s basic needs. This was due to her skill gap caused by her inability to complete her […]
- Feed the Future — Supporting Women Owned Enterprisesby The Challenges Group on 27/10/2021
Feed the Future — Supporting Women-Owned EnterprisesOver the past twenty-plus years, The Challenges Group has offered support to enterprises across the globe. However, COVID-19 has posed […]
- Turning Hurdles into Opportunitiesby The Challenges Group on 30/09/2021
Prior to being a part of the Youth to Work (Y2W) program, I was serving as an Executive Assistant with TUWA International Ltd for a period of two years. However, because of my ambition to further my […]
- The Role of Young People in the Future of Foodby The Challenges Group on 23/07/2021
Smart Foods is a technology company that focuses on the innovation of nutritious plant-based food products. They are passionate about creating highly nutritious and healthy foods that are accessible […]
- Youth Employment: Boosting Creativity and Business Performanceby The Challenges Group on 14/05/2021
An interview with Marion Busingye, CEO of Mohca Beauty and Skincare LtdMarion Etiang-Busingye, CEO Mohca Beauty & Skincare LtdQ: Could you give us some more information about your business and […]
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