Amelia’s Exciting Moringa Journey
The final guest Mariana chatted on Sunday 22 Nov in Zoom is Amelia Modjadji Rhampadi from South Africa. She shares her story of how she got into the moringa business and developed Amiskin SA moringa products.
The final guest Mariana chatted on Sunday 22 Nov in Zoom is Amelia Modjadji Rhampadi from South Africa. She shares her story of how she got into the moringa business and developed Amiskin SA moringa products.
The world may think that Africa is poor and dying. Sadly, in the past, that is how Africa has been portrayed to the western world.
But we know that is not true. (This Organic and Natural Products Expo is proof of that!) We know that Africa has a wealth of untapped resources, and we at Africa Moringa Hub have discovered one of those resources in the Moringa Tree (often called the Miracle Tree).
This tree has been proven by scientists to be the most nutrient rich plant on earth, and for many years it has been growing under our noses and we never realised what it could do.
While many Africans were starving and dying from various diseases, and while little children were suffering from malnutrition, we did not know we had a cure that was freely growing for us.
But we are thankful that our Creator knew what we needed. Long before he had provided this tree that we call the Miracle Tree – truly a gift from God. And we are grateful to those scientists whom he used to untap its nutritional benefits, and to introduce it to places that needed it most, such as Senegal and other West African countries.
It was 13 years ago now that we were first introduced to the Discovery Channel documentary about the Miracle Tree, which got us excited. We could see so much potential. Like a seed that was sown, this knowledge began to grow and spread across the Internet to many in Africa who also caught the vision and began growing it and seeing results in their households and communities.
Then in May 2016, Africa Moringa Hub was founded. Then in January 2018, AMH was officially recognised as an NGO.
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.
We are delighted to welcome the following technical advisors to our team for 2024: They have a lot to teach us this year. Some will be shared on our free social platforms. However, we encourage to make the most of their wealth of knowledge by becoming PRO MEMBER (only $50 per year). You will then have access to our Telegram platform and see exclusive content on this website. Eva Lydeking Eva Lydeking is a consultant in agroforestry, permaculture, nutrition, and moringa farming. She is also a horse farmer with a farm project in Ghana and Kenya. Additionally, she works as a researcher and volunteers as an AMH technical advisor. Eva is available to provide advice to our moringa farmers and is…
Last Sunday, 17 Jan, we had Rexmon Adamilloh tell us about how to use Moringa for domestic animals. Rexmon is a Moringa Farmer from DAMILLOH MORINGA FARMS, Nigeria. He is part of AMH and is our Nigerian Country Volunteer.
In the video he shows how he uses Moringa leaf powder and fresh Moringa leaves and stems for his chickens, poultry and goats.
Papua New Guinea, in the southwestern Pacific, encompasses the eastern half of New Guinea and its offshore islands.
A country of immense cultural and biological diversity, it’s known for its beaches and coral reefs. Inland are active volcanoes, granite Mt. Wilhelm, dense rainforest and hiking routes like the Kokoda Trail. There are also traditional tribal villages, many with their own languages
Today we meet Retired Rev Hoge Rabura who resides in Port Moresby on the Island. He has a strong relationship with Africa Moringa Hub because of his love for and desire to learn more about moringa.
Since he started, he has wonderful stories to tell about the impact Moringa has had among the island people. Their moringa social enterprise is called Romote Moringa Products, and their principles are care, love and skills in the soil to teach about life.
Ife Adelelke gave this live Facebook presentation on Africa Moringa Hub LIVE FB group. Ife is an Entrepreneur | Mother | Lecturer | Founder & CEO of Plush Organics with 8 years in active 15 Products to their credit which include: AND Selling to
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