12 Jul
Since 2004, we calculate that Ashanti Development has sent the equivalent of just under £3million to Ashanti in today’s prices. With this, we have given 70,000 people water, sanitation and […]
READ MORE7 Jul
Worms can have serious health implications. Our team is back at it working hard to reduce these impacts. We work closely with District authorities to do so, the pictures show […]
READ MORE24 Jun
It’s the time of year again for our Annual Summer Party! If you are around please pop by and chat with us about the work we do and to celebrate […]
READ MORE14 Jun
Life is busy in Gyetiase village, where Ashanti people have been planting fruit trees round our headquarters building, not least to prevent erosion. The photos show the result – watermelon, […]
READ MORE9 Jun
Worms cause serious harm to Ashanti children, including discomfort, constipation, diarrhoea, malnutrition and mental dullness. Where the infection is gross, children develop huge protruding bellies that leave them hardly able […]
READ MORE31 May
Ashanti Development is a 100 per cent volunteer-led charity in the UK, and pays no salaries or fees at all. That’s a big saving, and enables us to do far […]
READ MORE10 May
Ashanti Development has around thirty villages on its Farm Support project, with more to come next year. Everyone’s hoping that the weather will hold and that they’ll get a bumper […]
READ MORE3 May
African bees behave differently from UK bees. To become a bee-keeper you need to build a hive in an appropriate place, cross your fingers and hope the bees will like […]
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