IRebuild Africa

26/06/2026

Appel à candidatures

Programme de renforcement des capacités de la ZLECAf pour les jeunes et les femmes entrepreneurs — Cameroun

Zixtech HUB (ITC Ye CommunityAnchor) en partenariat avec le Centre du commerce international (International Trade Centre), Union européenne au Cameroun et la CEEAC, a le plaisir d’annoncer une opportunité unique destinée aux jeunes et aux femmes entrepreneurs du Cameroun afin de renforcer leurs capacités à tirer parti de la Zone de libre-échange continentale africaine (ZLECAf).

Et si vous pouviez renforcer vos compétences en entrepreneuriat et en plaidoyer, mieux comprendre les opportunités offertes par la ZLECAf, développer votre réseau et vous préparer à faire entendre la voix des jeunes ?

La ZLECAf ou Zone de Libre-Échange Continentale Africaine ouvre la voie à un grand marché africain plus connecté, où chacun peut échanger plus facilement des biens et services, collaborer et contribuer activement à l'intégration économique du continent.

🚀 Vous êtes un jeune entrepreneur, une startup, une PME, un jeune activiste, un jeune leader, une organisation jeunesse ou une organisation d'appui à l'entrepreneuriat ?

🌍 Cette opportunité est faite pour vous !

Participez à une Formation en Plaidoyer et commerce intra-africain dans le cadre de la ZLECAf au Cameroun et bénéficiez de :
✨ connaissances pratiques sur l'entrepreneuriat et le commerce régional
✨ une meilleure compréhension des opportunités offertes par la ZLECAf
✨ des outils pour faire entendre la voix des jeunes, des entrepreneurs et des communautés jeunesse dans les politiques publiques
✨ des compétences pour mieux plaider en faveur de la participation des jeunes
✨ des échanges avec des experts et acteurs clés de l'écosystème
✨ des opportunités de réseautage et de collaboration à l'échelle régionale

📌 Au programme :
✅ 2 webinaires interactifs en ligne
✅ 1 atelier présentiel sur le plaidoyer à la Délégation de l'Union européenne
✅ Des sessions d'apprentissage, d'échanges et de networking

📅 1er juillet 2026 — Webinaire 1 : Les bases de l'entrepreneuriat
📅 2 juillet 2026 — Webinaire 2 : Comprendre la ZLECAf
📍 9 juillet 2026 — Atelier présentiel sur le plaidoyer et commerce intra-africain à la Délégation de l'Union européenne

📩 Inscription : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd1ww0j0YTvaY4K7rUYsyVVSmDGcmcBznZHX-Y75wOjrXb3Jg/viewform

Wanda's Legacy Roboga YALI WEST Africa- Alumni Association Cameroon African Union/Centre for Girls and Women's Education in Africa - AU/CIEFFA Girls Empowerment Program Ministère de la Jeunesse et de l'Education Civique 237 @

11/06/2026

Are you looking for a safe, inspiring space where your daughter can grow into a confident, capable young woman? The Girls Empowerment Program by iReBuild Africa and Teens Exploit is here to make that happen!

👧 For girls aged 10–18 years
📅 6th – 24th July 2026 | Mondays – Fridays
🕙 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 C Life Auditorium, Entre St. Marc, TamTam – Yaounde

✨ What your daughter will gain:

Smart money habits through Financial Literacy

Confidence with Public Speaking

Practical skills in First Aid & Hygiene

Grace with Etiquettes & Social Manners

Safe and productive online presence via Internet Safety & Social Media for Learning

Creativity unleashed with Art & DIY Projects

💡 Registration: 5,000 | Session Fee: 20,000
📞 Call/WhatsApp: 681502976, 656942536, +237681501976
📧 Email: [email protected]

👉 Parents, give your daughters the tools to shine in school, at home, and in society. Seats are limited—Register Now!
Big Sister I Never Had Mentorship & Coaching OrganisationWanda's LegacyYALI WEST Africa- Alumni Association Cameroon

03/06/2026

Summer Holidays, 4th Edition — Girls Empowerment Program!

This holiday, give your daughter more than just free time — give her the tools to shine! The Girls Empowerment Program by iReBuild Africa is back for its 4th Edition, transforming summer into a season of growth, confidence, and creativity.

👧 Ages: 10–18
📚 She will learn:

▶️Financial literacy & public speaking
▶️ First aid, health & hygiene
▶️Internet safety & social media for learning
▶️Etiquette & DIY creativity

📅 6 July – 4 August 2026
🕙 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Mon–Fri)
📍 C Life Auditorium, TamTam – Yaoundé

💵 Registration: 5,000 | Session Fee: 20,000
📲 Pay via MTN & Orange Money

📞 Call: 681502976, 656942536, +237681501976
📧 Email: [email protected]

Don’t let this summer slip away — invest in your daughter’s future. The 4th Edition promises more impact, more fun, and more empowerment. Register Now!
Wanda's Legacy Chu Les She's STEM Foundation Family World International - FAWOI Roboga YALI Sport Africa Eyungabik Michelle Ministère de la Femme et de la Famille Girls Empowerment Program

29/05/2026

End Child R**e. Enforce Justice. Protect Our Children.

The rising cases of child r**e are a painful reminder that our justice system must act with urgency and resolve. Every child deserves safety, dignity, and protection — yet too many are being violated, often by people they know and trust.

We call on the justice system to:
- Investigate thoroughly and without delay every reported case.
- Ensure perpetrators face the full weight of the law.
- End the culture of silence and impunity that emboldens abusers.

Safeguarding policies in schools, churches, orphanages, and community institutions are not optional — they are a moral and legal necessity. Institutions must adopt clear child protection frameworks, train staff, and create safe reporting channels to prevent abuse before it happens.

Equally important: we denounce the sharing of victims’ pictures on media platforms. This practice retraumatizes survivors, violates their dignity, and perpetuates stigma. Survivors deserve confidentiality, compassion, and support — not exposure.

👉 Protecting children is not charity; it is justice.
👉 Silence is complicity; action is responsibility.

We demand accountability, enforce safeguarding policies, and build a society where no child suffers in silence.

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28/05/2026

Together for a

In a , menstruation is no longer a taboo or a barrier. It is a world where every girl and woman has:
- Access to quality products
- Comprehensive, shame-free education
- Dignified infrastructure — clean water, safe toilets, and supportive spaces
- The right to dignity at school, at work, and in everyday life

Menstrual health is not just about hygiene — it is about gender equality, education, and opportunity. When periods are normalized, girls stay in school, women thrive at work, and communities grow stronger.

💜 Today, let’s commit to breaking the silence, ending stigma, and driving meaningful change. Because normal periods should never limit anyone’s future.

💬 What is your commitment or vision for a ? Share your thoughts below — together, we can make this vision a reality.

MHDay2026

25/05/2026

Honored Recognition at the Redvocate Award 2026

We are deeply grateful to have received recognition at the Redvocate Award 2026, organized by the Foundation , for our Keep Her Safe Project. ❤️

At IRebuild Africa , Keep Her Safe goes beyond menstrual hygiene advocacy. It is a holistic initiative focused on empowering young girls through personal growth and skills development.

Through this project, we continue to advocate for:
✔ Menstrual hygiene awareness
✔ Reproductive health education
✔ Safer spaces for dignity
✔ Breaking harmful taboos
✔ Improved access to menstrual products

Over time, our team has carried out sensitization sessions, workshops, and community activities in schools, orphanages, and local communities—reaching girls with conversations and support that many rarely have access to.

During the Red Charity Game event, one thing stood out: the depth of conversations around menstrual equity and accessibility. Important questions emerged:
1. What policies can improve access to menstrual products?
2. How do we reduce stigma around menstruation?
3. How do we ensure girls manage their health with dignity, regardless of background or location?

These reflections remind us that advocacy is still deeply needed.

This recognition is not just an award—it is motivation to keep going harder, advocating louder, and building impact‑driven spaces for young girls and communities.

We extend sincere gratitude to the International Menstrual Hygiene Coalition (IMHC), Welisane Foundation , She's STEM Foundation , our staff, partners, and supporters. Special thanks to Dr. Mokwe Welisane Nkeng (PhD). for this visionary initiative.

💜 The work continues…

We extend our sincere gratitude to tInternational Menstrual Hygiene Coalition Welisane Foundation She's STEM Foundationour partners, supporters, and every person contributing to this movement Wanda'sLegacy.

The work continues ❤️

24/05/2026

22/05/2026

Thank you International Menstrual Hygiene Coalition

22/05/2026

Proud Nominee Alert!

We are deeply honored to announce that IRebuild Africa has been nominated for the Redvocate Award – Menstrual Hygiene Champion 2026 by the International Menstrual Hygiene Coalition (IMHC).

This nomination celebrates our work through the Keep Her Safe Project, which focuses on reproductive health education and menstrual hygiene management in schools and communities.

By equipping girls with essential knowledge and skills, we help reduce period-related stigma, improve school attendance, and empower them to manage their menstruation with confidence and dignity.

We extend our sincere gratitude to International Menstrual Hygiene Coalition , Welisane Foundation for this prestigious recognition and for driving this important award initiative.

This nomination strengthens our resolve to continue advocating for menstrual equity and creating safer spaces for girls across Cameroon.

Date: 24th May 2026
Venue: Hilton Yaoundé, Cameroon
Thank you to our team, partners, and supporters.

Wanda's Legacy Roboga YALI Sport Africa 1000 Women 1 Voice

14/05/2026

May is Menstrual Hygiene Month!
At IRebuild Africa , we believe every girl and woman deserves dignity, health, and confidence during her period.

Menstrual hygiene is about more than products — it’s about education, breaking stigma, and ensuring access for all.

This month, we’re raising our voices to:
- Promote safe practices
- Advocate for affordable products
- Create open conversations in schools and communities

Share this post and let’s build a world where periods are managed with dignity, not shame.
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