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Madalitso Ackim, standing tall in Chimatilo Village in Mchinji, has emerged as a symbol of agricultural success, elevating his status through proper management and the diversified benefits derived from goat farming.

In Kalehe Territory, women face significant challenges, especially concerning their fundamental rights and safety. Discriminatory cultural and socio-economic practices make them vulnerable to gender-based violence (GBV). In response to this reality, NC...

Everything about Morogoro in Tanzania is beautiful. The landscape with the towering mountains, the colour palette of bright blue sky against green plains and the Maasai, who walk straight-backed with their cattle as if time has stood still. The whole s...

For seven years, NCA, together with our church network in Tanzania, has fought for a new health law. The bill has been postponed twice in parliament, but after extensive lobbying, the bill passed last week.

Bård Vegar Solhjell, Director of Norad, highlights NCA's micro investment program and drip irrigation systems as one of the positive developments from last year.

NCA Ethiopia is pleased to announce that the Ethiopian Orthodox Church Forest Initiative, led by its partner the Ethiopian Orthodox Church Development and Inter-Church Aid Commission (EOC-DICAC) has won the 2023 ACT Climate Resilience Award.

Dnipro is an industrial city with around one million inhabitants in eastern Ukraine. Families with children, the sick and the elderly have sought refuge here from the ravages of war elsewhere in the country.

In 2023, DORCAS HOUSE continued to benefit from financial support from NCA in the DRC. The structure has operate under the supervision of the board of directors of the Panzi Foundation. Maison DORCAS remained coordinated through five departments, each...

Mother to four and miner Temwa Gondwe worked under inhumane conditions in the mines of Malawi until she decided to raise her voice. That decision has paid off for her entire village.

Ali Bou (26) needed to earn money so he could pursue a master's degree in music, but there weren't enough odd jobs after the financial crisis. When water came to the village, he invested everything in a greenhouse. Now he's a trained musician and suppl...

On paper, Angola is a democratic republic where basic human rights and freedoms must be respected. In reality, power and money are concentrated around a small elite in the capital and the people's opportunities to influence are small. However, many peo...