Staff of Africa Improved Foods (AIF) that included management have been advised to always love their neighbors by Jean Marie Vianney, a survivor of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in hi statement to his colleagues. Jean Marie Vianney made the remarks on a day when Africa Improved Foods held an internal Kwibuka event with…
Agriculture is crucial to Rwanda’s growth and poverty reduction as it is seen as a key opportunity for improving nutrition and health. According to data from a Rwanda demographic and health survey conducted in 2017, chronic malnutrition affected over 38 percent of children under 5 years old in less than a decade. “We do not…
While speaking to CNBC at the World Economic Forum in South Africa in 2017, Africa Improved Foods CEO Mr. Amar Ali stated “Some of the main reasons for doing business in Rwanda which is a new market is stability whereby Rwanda has in the last twenty years taken itself from being in a very difficult…
As its contribution to the fight against malnutrition on the continent, Africa Improved foods has been working relentlessly not only with the government, but also the World Food Program (WFP) to address this challenge. This is done by manufacturing nutritious foods for the vulnerable groups including the poor in rural areas of Rwanda and East…
Good maternal nutrition from conception to her child’s second birthday is critical to the future health, well being and success of her child. This period, regarded as the “first 1,000 days of life”, is the most critical time for positive outcomes on a child’s cognitive and physical development. Thus access to the right nutrition during this…
Earlier this week, Dr. Charles Muvara, the first Aid Coordinator at Rwanda Red Cross Society and team ended a three-day refresher course for trainers at Africa Improved Foods (AIF) Offices. The training took place between 6th and 8th of December 2017. I was fortunate to be part of this informative and educative training. The main…
Africa Improved Foods Rwanda staff led by the Company’s Chief Executive Officer, Amar Ali, joined Rwandans and the world in paying respect to the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, when they visited Kigali Genocide Memorial on Wednesday, 26thApril 2017. The team received a guided tour around the memorial’s exhibition where they were…
KIGALI: When humans forget about the past and the unpleasant parts of history, they can easily become complacent and when this happens,dangerous ideologies can easily take root. This was the message from Africa Improved Foods CEO, Amar Ali to the company’s staff members. The message was delivered in light of the numerous commemoration activities to…
In this month’s edition of the employee spotlight, we will be featuring Gaëlla Ingabire, our New Product Development Manager. What do you have to say to people who think women are not as successful in the workplace as men? It’s an outdated and wrong statement. Gender is not a criterion for success, everyone with a…
April marks the start of 100 days of commemoration as we bow our heads in remembrance of the victims of the 1994 Genocide perpetrated against the Tutsi. It is a period of deep sorrow and grief for the families that lost their loved ones, Genocide survivors and the Rwandan people at large. 27 years after…
