Let’s Talk Moringa and How a Whole Country Can Benefit – Special Guests from Kenya
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AMH Talk Show – April 2023
Topic: Let’s Talk Moringa and How a Whole Country Can Benefit
Name : Mariana and Special Guests from Kenya
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AMH Talk Show – April 2023
Topic: Let’s Talk Moringa and How a Whole Country Can Benefit
Name : Mariana and Special Guests from Kenya
In this article you will discover how moringa is a good business. Zindaba shares how he and his wife discovered moringa, and started a successful business with Moringa soap. At the same time, they were able to help vulnerable women and their families through soap making. Our Moringa Story: My name is Zindaba Ngwenyama, proudly married with 3 children consisting of two boys and one girl. For the past 4 years we have been living on a farm, 12 kilometres to the west of Lusaka central business district. My profession is a video producer with a strong bias towards documentary making. Having grown up being nurtured into gardening at an early age by my mother, it became only natural that eventually…
(Presented by Eng. Guillaume NDE TENE) (Cameroon is a Central African country on the Gulf of Guinea, bordered by Nigeria, Chad, Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, and Republic of Congo. French and English are the official languages. Population is approx. 23.5 million and area approx. 475,000 sq km.) I am delighted and feel honored to share the following short life stories on Moringa in Cameroon. I first came to hear about this God given species thru a friend, but when I saw it and tasted it, I was sure that I had already experienced it when I was young. I remembered its leaves with their light acidic taste and small size. I then started searching the Internet to confirm what…
As we look at the world, and disturbing world events, it is easy for us to become discouraged and deeply concerned about the impact this will have on Africa. There is talk of global food shortage and greater effects on our climate. Drought, floods, earthquakes, war, famine, and you name it, are in the mix. How can Africa survive?
In this article, Mariana Price from South Africa, shares how Moringa Farmers can be the lifeblood of Africa.
Let’s meet Yusuf Rexmon from Nigeria. We heard from Rexmon early in the year when he taught us how to use moringa for domestic and farm animals.
Today he shares his story about discovering moringa and his moringa journey to where he is today, running a successful Moringa farm and business, DAMILLOH MORINGA FARMS, Abuja, Nigeria.
As a bonus, he tells a recent testimony about how moringa helped him and his wife recover from food poisoning.
If you would like to contact Rexmon, his details are at the end of this article.
On the weekend of 21-23 October, we at Africa Moringa Hub (AMH Online) had the pleasure of sponsoring and participating in the Organic and Natural Products Expo, which was held in Johannesburg, South Africa.
We had invited Moringa Producers and Suppliers to join us at the West Africa Business Lounge, and promote their moringa products.
We give you a glimpse of the Expo in this video.
The Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA) is the export trade support institution under Ghana’s Ministry of trade and industry responsible for facilitating the expo.
Many exhibitors are export ready and are currently positioning themselves for it. Many of the exhibitors in this fast-growing organic and natural products sector beckon consumers with an increasing passion for maintaining their health and rejuvenating the planet earth.
We are happy that African Moringa Hub online is a proactive partner in this big event with over 300 exhibitors.
October saw a first for Africa Moringa Hub in Cameroon. We had the opportunity to partner with the first ever Pan African Film Festival in Cameroon, held in Garoua. Moringa gained the spotlight and raised much enthusiasm among the people. Our representatives were Joshua Haruna (AMH CEO and Founder) and Guil (AMH Cameroon Director). AMH Blog has interviewed Joshua about the visit. AB: Hello Joshua, I hear that you have just returned from a film festival in Cameroon, and that AMH NGO was involved? Can you tell us a little about the film festival and how AMH got involved? JH: Yes I was present at the film festival to represent AMH NGO. It was a dream come true for me as I…
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