In July 2022, sixteen-year-old Priscilla Chikhanda was living in Mtsiriza Village, a rural community about 10 kilometers from Lilongwe, the capital of Malawi. What started as a seemingly ordinary sore throat didn’t go away. The fourth of six children, Priscilla had always been healthy. Her family wasn’t wealthy, but they managed. Soon, her hands began… Continue a ler One Day at a Time: A Young Girl’s Cancer Journey
Story Category: AJ 8 - África
Philemon’s Battle Against Kidney Cancer
Philemon grew up as a fun-loving, free-spirited boy who loved riding his bicycle, playing football and watching movies. Sadly, Philemon’s journey with kidney cancer started when he was just five years old, in middle class at nursery school. His mother, Betty, noticed that his stomach was abnormally swollen and painful. Soon after, his urine became… Continue a ler Philemon’s Battle Against Kidney Cancer
Road Safety Project: Kampala Host & Wakiso Host
On 15th March 2026 the Lions Club of Kampala Host undertook a twinning project with the Lions Club of Wakiso Host together with the Leo Club of St. Augustine’s College on Road Safety at Namusera, Wakiso District, Uganda, under the theme “Respect Our Roads, Save Lives.” The 2 Lions Clubs signed an MoU for future… Continue a ler Road Safety Project: Kampala Host & Wakiso Host
How to be LEO member in Africa
My name is Abdulshakuru Pasi Mwamba, and I am a member of the Leo Club of Livingston Nairobi. I live in Kakuma Refugee Camp in Turkana West, Kenya. Being a member of a Leo Club is a great opportunity for me. Through our projects and activities, we are working to make Kakuma Refugee Camp greener… Continue a ler How to be LEO member in Africa
More Than Water: Lions Transform Bukembe
Bukembe is a community in Bungoma, western Kenya – far from the city that once called me away. When I left, it was the place I was from. When I came back – after corporate life, after ten businesses that failed, after everything – it became the place I was for. My mother had already… Continue a ler More Than Water: Lions Transform Bukembe
From a Scorpion Sting to a Lifesaving Hospital
A Pride Story: From a Scorpion Sting to a Lifesaving Medical Center in Naqada In the heart of Upper Egypt, a new story of hope was written. The Naqada Hospital Project in Qena Governorate stands today as a beacon of compassion and service — transforming access to healthcare for more than 184,000 residents of Naqada… Continue a ler From a Scorpion Sting to a Lifesaving Hospital
Témoignage
Après une année de services, le bureau du Lions Club Cotonou Cigogne présente cette vidéo qui témoigne des efforts de services et qui résume les 3 années d’existence du club.
💛 Hope After the Flood 🌊
When 404 A3 Lions Roared for Oke-Eletu: Hope After the Floods The rains came suddenly, heavy and unrelenting. Within hours, the Oke-Eletu Community in Ijede, Lagos was unrecognizable. Streets became rivers, homes were swallowed by water, and families stood helpless as years of belongings disappeared beneath the flood. For over 300 households, life was turned… Continue a ler 💛 Hope After the Flood 🌊
Project 1000 Toys: The Smile of Hope
Project 1000 Toys: Spreading Joy, One Child at a Time Sometimes, the simplest ideas leave the biggest impact. For the Accra Golden Lions Club, it all started with a question: What if we could bring a smile to 1,000 children—just by giving them a toy? That question sparked #Project1000Toys, a heartwarming initiative aimed at collecting… Continue a ler Project 1000 Toys: The Smile of Hope
Projet Campagne Bunia Cataracte
Le projet Campagne Bunia Cataracte organisé par deux clubs (LC Bunia et LC Bunia humanitaire) a touché 1717 personnes ayant bénéficié de la consultation pour les maladies oculaires, 246 personne programmées pour les opérations de Cataractes dont 213 déjà opérés (4 enfants ayant la Cataractes congénitales). Les contributions des Lions de deux clubs appuyés par… Continue a ler Projet Campagne Bunia Cataracte