NEWS & INSIGHTS
Sharing Stories, Progress, and Learnings From Our Initiatives
Angaza Vijiji Strategic Plan 2025-2030
ANNUAL REPORT 2025
Angaza Vijiji is a social enterprise dedicated to promoting sustainable development in the underserved and marginalized regions of rural Kenyan communities.
Kapkatet Wetland Conservation – Paul Machoni
Kapkatet Wetland is a state-owned protected area, owned by the government and recognized as an important place for wildlife. It…
Cooking for conservation: Empowering communities to protect bat species and their habitats.
By curbing deforestation, the energy saving cookstoves and fireless cookers protect the cave – forest ecosystem essential for diverse bat…
Conservation of the Vulnerable Harrison’s Giant Mastiff Bat at Mt. Suswa Conservancy, Kenya – DR. David Wechuli.
Nestled in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley, Mount Suswa is a striking volcanic landscape of caves, lava flows, and open savannah.…
Community – Based Conservation of Ground Pangolins in North Nandi Forest – Jackson Kirui
The ground pangolin (Smutsia temminckii) lives in Kenya, but its numbers are decreasing very quickly. Because of this, it is…
Empowering community-led Bat Conservation
For many generations, local myths and cultural beliefs about bats have cultivated negative attitudes and perceptions and contributed to the…
How a CBO in Fikirini is Linking Enterprise, Conservation, and Sustainable Livelihoods
The Catering and Handicraft Enterprises leverage tourism, meetings, and community events to generate income while promoting cultural heritage and environmentally…
Four Days of Creativity and Growth at the Coast
In November, we spent four days at the coast with the Tswaka Three Sisters Giant Cave group under the Angaza…
Building Resilient Landscapes Through Agroforestry in Kwale
From 2nd to 4th April 2025, we conducted a three-day agroforestry training at Tswaka Primary School in Kwale County, bringing…