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Mar

Wilderness & CITW Rwanda donate 435 reusable sanitary pads to Bisate Secondary School learners

6th March 2026Aline UmutoniRwanda

In general, Rwandan schools have limited access to proper menstrual hygiene management resources, which leads to a number of challenges for girls during their period. For Bisate Secondary School’s 325 female learners, this lack of sanitary supplies means a constant struggle to attend school and continue their studies during their periods. Now, thanks to a...

Feb

CITW Namibia Facilitates Blanket Donation to Himba Community at Otapi Village

26th February 2026Veroo KauraNamibia

Community members in Otapi village received a generous donation of blankets from Charlotte Stratos, a guest at Wilderness Serra Cafema. Charlotte, who is the founder of Echoes Africa, a UK-based agency, collaborated with Children in the Wilderness to bring warmth to the community of Otapi. With the coming cold and windy winter weather conditions in...

Feb

Tsholotsho Women’s Income-Generating Projects in Zimbabwe

26th February 2026Sue GoatleyZimbabwe

Wilderness Zambezi & Children in the Wilderness (CITW) Communities Co-ordinator Sue Goatley reports on some of the transformative projects established for rural women in Zimbabwe. Several income generating projects are assisting with economic growth and poverty reduction in remote northern Matabeleland. A lack of consistent and reliable livelihood options has led to high levels of...

Feb

CITW Malawi Joint Eco-Club Meetings – Jan’26

17th February 2026Josephine BesticMalawi

Growing Together with my Forest Based on the theme of ‘growing together with my forest’, to mark the beginning of the 2025/6 school term (January–April), 600 different species of trees were planted by Children in the Wilderness Malawi (CITW) Eco-Club members at joint meetings held between January 14 and 31. Across our three zones, each...

Feb

CITW Kenya January 2026 Activities Update

17th February 2026Sharon MuthoniKenya

January 2026 marked the resumption of school activities following the holiday break, with Eco-Clubs across our partner schools gradually returning to their normal school programmes. This month’s focus was on re-engaging students, enrolling new members, establishing leadership structures within the Eco-Clubs and resuming Eco-Club lessons and activities. Eco-Club Lessons and Activities This month our Eco-Clubs...

Feb

CITW Malawi Graduates – Where Are They Now?

17th February 2026Josephine BesticMalawi

Children in the Wilderness Malawi (CITW) National Programme Co-ordinator Symon Chibaka recently touched base with two CITW Youth Environmental Stewardship Programme (YES) members who are studying overseas. Where Are They Now? Davie Nkosi is a graduate of the CITW Malawi programme, and an active YES Club member. After his Bachelor’s studies in Environmental Sciences at...

Jan

CITW Kenya Celebrates World Environmental Education Day

27th January 2026Sharon MuthoniKenya

World Environmental Education Day highlights the importance of education as a fundamental human right and a foundation for individual and community development. To mark this pivotal day, CITW Eco-Club members engaged in learning activities that connected education to real-life environmental responsibility. Students shared conservation messages during a school parade, while others took part in one-on-one...

Jan

Celebrating World Environmental Education Day

26th January 2026Veroo KauraNamibia

World Environmental Education Day is celebrated on January 26 every year. It raises environmental awareness, promotes sustainable development, and identifies both local and global environmental issues. At CITW Namibia, we aim to facilitate sustainable conservation through leadership development and education of children in Africa, and our Eco-Clubs benefit from hands-on environmental education that connects learning...

Dec

CITW Kenya November 2025 Update

19th December 2025Sharon MuthoniKenya

In November, Kenyan schools are closed, and our dedicated Eco-Club mentors and members enjoy a well-deserved holiday break with their families. That is, all but one of our Eco-Clubs – Tafa Community Centre in Naivasha – were closed. Here, the lessons and engaging activities kept going during the holiday. The Tafa Community Eco-Club members focused...

Dec

CITW Botswana Annual Camp – Mokolodi Nature Reserve

17th December 2025Gabaineele ModirapulaBotswana

Children in the Wilderness (CITW) Botswana, in partnership with Botswana Insurance Holdings Limited Trust (BIHL) and Mokolodi Nature Reserve, hosted its 2025 annual camp from 1–3 December 2025. The aim of the camp was to enhance educational and environmental awareness among Eco-Club members at Tshwaragano Primary School in Gaborone. The initiative leverages the unique strengths...

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