Africa

Across many countries in Africa , Scouts play an important role in humanitarian response, working alongside communities and supporting government efforts during times of need. This initiative is one example of how Scouting helps strengthen local...

As disasters become more frequent and complex, Scouts in Tanzania are helping build safer and more resilient communities. By strengthening the capacity of regional leaders, the Tanzania Scout Association is supporting communities to face emergencies...

Thirty Scouts in Malawi have been trained through Messengers of Peace to lead mental wellbeing activities, challenge stigma, and support young people through the “It’s Okay Not to Be Okay” initiative.

A significant step forward was the commitment to make future Zonal Conferences safer and more inclusive. This includes mandatory Safe from Harm training for all delegates and the introduction of dedicated listening ears during events

Delegates agreed on the need to strengthen governance structures and improve coordination across the region. They also highlighted the role of Scouting in promoting peace and resilience, particularly in communities facing growing challenges.

Even in areas with limited space, Scouts are finding solutions. Using conical tower gardens, they grow vegetables vertically, making food production possible in small or crowded spaces.

Digitalise Youth is helping young people think critically, act responsibly, and engage safely online. By expanding access to digital skills, especially for underserved communities, the project is strengthening inclusive learning opportunities and...

With persistence and belief in her idea, Nancy secured a small piece of land at the school and began working with pupils with diverse disabilities, including cerebral palsy and physical impairments.

With its launch in The Gambia, Ticket to Life now reaches 13 countries across the Africa Scout Region and supports over 9,000 young people. The initiative continues to expand opportunities for inclusion, empowerment, and development through Scouting.

By delivering the training in Kiswahili and fostering peer learning, participants not only learned but also lived the experience.