Throughout March and April 2026, Radio Kwizera, in partnership with the African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN), continued to facilitate dynamic youth-centred discussions addressing key social and developmental challenges. Building on March’s foundational topics, including coping with adolescent challenges, community integration, and the role of physical exercise in mental and physical
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O SYM recebe um veículo doado para reforçar as operações e os serviços da clínica móvel no Burundi
In a context where access to healthcare remains a major challenge for the most vulnerable populations, Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM) in Burundi, has reached a decisive milestone in strengthening its community interventions. The acquisition of a Toyota Land Cruiser, donated on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, by Jesuitenweltweit (German Jesuits), marks a strategic
Da Antecipação à Conquista: Destaques da Formação de Formadores AHAPPY, Lagos, Nigéria
April 2026 will remain an unforgettable chapter in my life. On the 21st of April, I began the AHAPPY Training of Trainers at St. Francis Catholic Parish, Idimu – Lagos, with little expectation. My initial motivation was simple: to become a better steward and, perhaps, gain an additional certification. However,
CA-MDG intensifica os seus esforços contra a violência baseada no género com novas formações e programas comunitários
In a continued effort to combat violence in all its forms, the Centre Arrupe Madagascar (CA-MDG), through its Health and Family Programme (Programme Santé et Famille-PSF), has rolled out a series of impactful training sessions and community engagements across the country. On 20th April 2026, the Centre conducted targeted training
AHAPPY desperta uma nova geração em Benin City, Nigéria
From 13th to 17th April 2026, the African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) continued its mission of empowering young people by bringing the AHAPPY Training of Trainers to St. Joseph Catholic Church. Building on previous sessions, the program gathered a vibrant group of young participants eager to learn, grow, and step
Da escassez à sustentabilidade: Como Mahavotse está a construir esperança, sabão e segurança hídrica no sul rural de Madagascar
Mahavotse, founded by VAO HANITRINIRIKO Nalimbinjanahary Christaline, is an enterprise born in the remote lands of Ambovombe-Androy in southern Madagascar. More than a startup, it is a determined response to scarcity, distance, and neglect. Emerging from a region often overlooked and difficult to access, the initiative reflects a bold vision
Da crise dos resíduos ao cuidado da nossa Casa Comum: Como Antonio construiu a Sarabio—um império de reciclagem em Madagascar
Sarabio, founded by Mr. Antonio Rafamantanantsoa, began as a bold idea that rose to distinction in the Jesuit Youth Social Entrepreneurial Action (JYSEA) program pitching competition. At its core, the initiative is driven by a simple yet powerful belief: nothing should be wasted if it can be transformed. Guided by
Uma nova onda de capacitação juvenil acontece em Abuja enquanto a AJAN realiza a formação de formadores do AHAPPY.
Between April 8th to 11th, 2026, the African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) undertook the AHAPPY Training of Trainers (ToT) for youths at St. Joseph Mukasa Catholic Church, Gidan Mangoro, Abuja, Nigeria, bringing together 22 participants for an enriching and transformative experience. The AJAN HIV and AIDS Prevention Programme for the
AJANews Brief Mars 2026 : Célébration de la Journée Internationale des Femmes 2026
Envisioning a World where Women and Girls can Learn, Lead, and Thrive. In the March 2026 edition of AJANews, AJAN proudly joined the worldwide observance of International Women’s Day (IWD) under the theme “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls.” Despite notable advances, the United Nations highlights that women
Celebrando os Graduandos do Programa de Espiritualidade Psico-Ignaciana na Prisão Feminina de Lang’ata: uma missão compartilhada da AJAN e da HEKIMA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
The afternoon of Tuesday, 31st March 2026, marked a memorable and hope-filled moment for the inmates and staff of Lang’ata Women’s Prison in Nairobi, Kenya. They gathered to celebrate the culmination of the Psycho-Ignatian Spirituality Programme, a pioneering initiative led by scholastics from Hekima University College in collaboration with the
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