Month: June 2016

There is still high drop-out rate due to a number of reasons not limited to poverty, limited parental engagement in education and issues related to menstruation management. A case is Lwengo district, one of the operational areas for Kisoboka Africa, where many girls have dropped out because their parents claim they are too poor to keep them in schools. During …

At kisoboka Africa, we know that grooming children with skills is key to preparing them for the future. We have been at a centre of instilling a savings, leadership and entrepreneurship culture to children in schools through Young Savers Clubs On 17th April 2019, it was a special afternoon as #TheYoungSaversClub in Lukindu BT academy  as it closed its financial …