Four weeks back I left home for a journey of 10 months called volunteerism, I felt so good when I was chosen by CorpsAfrica to go attend a six week training, the excitement was so...
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I remember gripping the microphone, the room suddenly too quiet, my heartbeat louder than the applause that had just faded. In that moment, it wasn’t just a pitch; it was everything. If I failed to...
In the Mali community, rain is never just a season. For a long time, the rains here have never just been about water; they’ve been about loss. Each heavy downpour brought fear: homes swept away,...
Most people think that impact has to be grand, loud, global, and impossible to ignore. As an international relations graduate, I once thought the same, that real change has to happen through high-level policies, global...
Before arriving in Mamadi Ceesay Kunda, I believed I understood what strength looked like. I thought it lived in loud victories, visible success, and easy access to basic needs. But this community taught me a...
Volunteerism begins the moment comfort ends. It is more than service; it is a shared journey of learning, growth, and purpose. As a Malawian CorpsAfrica volunteer serving in Hamunyepo, Karonga, each day offers an opportunity...
February arrived with a quiet storm. Two weeks after the first physical PRC meeting, the rhythm of village life shifted again. This time, the visit carried weight: Mr. Mogaka, the Deputy Country Director, returned accompanied...
I still remember the mix of excitement and nerves I felt on September 24th as I set out for my assigned site in Zomba district, Malawi. As a CorpsAfrica volunteer, I was about to embark...
After being sworn in as a CorpsAfrica Volunteer on the 10th of December 2025, I was scheduled for deployment on the 15th of December 2025. On that day, I woke up as early as 5:00...
After five weeks of intensive and insightful training, I proudly took the oath as a CorpsAfrica Volunteer, marking the beginning of an inspiring journey of service, learning, and community-driven change. That moment was not just...
