How Our Work can Change Lives
Bees Abroad are developing a project to support spinally injured women in Kilimanjaro, through beekeeping skills and producing hive products such as cosmetics and medicinal products.
A project manager reports on a new training program in Monze, Zambia
Pokot warriors steal livestock from Sinyati women at the point of a gun
Kenyan beekeepers turn the a-maizing bee-suit into a business proposition.
A report on the great work of a Cameroonian who worked with Bees Abroad to develop his beekeeping skills
Sinyati women's group have their first success in manufacturing handcreams from beeswax, with support from Bees Abroad
Thanks to the Waterloo Foundation for supporting the delivery of training and the development of the Nkhata Bay Honey Producers Co-operative.
Seven year-old Samuel explains how his family works together to generate an income by beekeeping.
The Ecologist magazine discusses a Bees Abroad project in Malawi