The
Egmont Awards
ANNUAL EGMONT AWARDS
Now in its sixteenth year, the Annual Egmont Awards recognise the very best and most inspirational stories of change achieved by our portfolio of grassroots Partners operating in east and southern Africa.
2024 AWARD CEREMONY
The 2024 Ceremony will be held at The Royal Institution of Great Britain on Wednesday 6th March 2024, 6:30 - 8:30pm.
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EGMONT AWARD WINNERS 2024
LATELANG NDLOVU
WILD 4 LIFE
ZIMBABWE
Best Performing Organisation
Winner 2024
ANNA MSOWOYA-KEYS
KWITHU WOMEN'S GROUP
MALAWI
Most Inspiring Individual
Winner 2024
NDOLA NUTRITION
ZAMBIA
Egmont Partner Film
2024
WILD 4 LIFE
Wild4Life has been an Egmont Partner since 2018. They work in the rural north west of Zimbabwe to address the difficulties that isolated communities face in accessing healthcare. This includes improving the knowledge and practice of hundreds of village healthcare workers, so they can bring up-to-date medical advice to remote villages; and creating local support groups for HIV+ people, to share the burden of collecting medication from far-away clinics and help one another to stay healthy. This award recognises the remarkable impact of Wild4Life’s work to improve the healthcare of thousands of Zimbabwe’s rural poor. Thanks to them, poverty and distance are no longer a barrier to living full, healthy lives.
ANNA MSOWOYA-KEYS
For 20 years, Anna has worked tirelessly to alleviate the devastating impact of HIV & AIDS on children in her local community in northern Malawi. With 20 other women she created Kwithu Women’s Group (an Egmont Partner) to support the nutrition and education of hundreds of vulnerable children and orphans. She later founded a secondary school so these children could keep learning and the Kwithu Kitchen, a women-led social enterprise. Today, the children that Kwithu first supported have graduated college and are now giving back to their community. Anna’s vision and ambition are astounding and this award recognises her incredible achievements and selfless dedication to making a difference.
PREVIOUS AWARD WINNERS
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Best Performing Organisation:
Zambia Rainbow Development Foundation
Most Inspiring Individual:
Takondwa Kaliwo, Girls Empowerment Network, Malawi
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Best Performing Organisation:
Action for Sustainable Development, Malawi
Most Inspiring Individual:
Viola George, Matabeleland AIDS Council, Zimbabwe
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Best Performing Organisation:
Wild4Life, Zimbabwe
Most Inspiring Individual:
Vwila Committee, Kwithu Women’s Group, Malawi
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Best Performing Organisation:
Sponsored Arts for Education, Kenya
Most Inspiring Individual:
Prisca Kambole, Partners for Life Advancement and Education Promotion, Zambia
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Best Performing Organisation:
Chiedza, Zimbabwe
Most Inspiring Individual:
Allan Khaki, HIV & AIDS in the Workplace Intervention, Malawi
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Best Performing Organisation:
ACE Africa, Kenya
Most Inspiring Individual:
Chitalu Chishimba, Vision of Hope, Zambia
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Best Performing Organisation:
Girl Child Counselling Women Group, Kenya
Most Inspiring Individual:
Florence Lutale, Kucetekela Foundation, Zambia
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Best Performing Organisation:
Trust for Indigenous Culture and Health, Kenya
Most Inspiring Individual:
Dolly Rajuai, Kenya Poverty Elimination Network
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Best Performing Organisation:
Mitengo, Zambia
Most Inspiring Individual:
Peter Gondwe, Life Concern, Malawi
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Best Performing Organisation:
Rafiki, Zimbabwe
Most Inspiring Individual:
Loyce Lema, Envirocare, Tanzania
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Best Performing Organisation:
Meninos de Moçambique
Most Inspiring Individual:
Enouce Ndeche, VAP (Vijana Amani Pamoja), Kenya
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Best Performing Organisation:
Hospice and Pallative care Association Zimbabwe
Most Inspiring Individual:
Anna Msowoya-Keys, Kwithu Women’s Group, Malawi
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Best Performing Organisation:
Chipata District Farmers’ Association, Zambia
Most Inspiring Individual:
Pfiraeli Kiwia, Kimara Peer Educators, Tanzania
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Best Performing Organisation:
National Smallholder Farmers’ Association of Malawi
Most Inspiring Individual:
Kenan Ng'ambi, Pride Community Health Organisation, Zambia
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Best Performing Organisation:
Students Partnership Worldwide, Tanzania
Most Inspiring Individual:
Angela Okech, Trust for Indigenous Culture and Health, Kenya