This is a list of all the needs of the Watoto babies homes, please support by donating to Amaziah and buying our products. We will publish a list of the items we have bought with donations, and very soon I will be publishing details of a sponsered "something" I will be doing to raise money to buy items on this list.

If you want to send something in particular or donate towards a particular item please contact me :)

It is essential that we support the babies home, I have visited Bulrushes home on three different trips and each time the home had brought in new babies and had increased the facilities available. In the space of a year The Bulrushes had more than tripled their intake of children and had fitted a new ward for premature babies.

The Watoto models work, and Watoto provides the best childcare in the region, but ...
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As you all know, Amaziah Jewellery supports Watoto babies home, as of 22nd Feb, Watoto opened up its second babies home.

Watoto has launched a second home to care for orphaned and vulnerable babies in Uganda. The ceremony took place on Monday, 22nd February 2010 and was attended by Mpigi Local Government administrators, media and the incredible volunteers from around the world who help to take care of the babies.
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International Women's Day (8 March) is a global day celebrating the economic, political and social achievements of women past, present and future.
This year Amaziah Jewellery celebrated international womens day by representing the beautiful African queens at an exhibition in Southend.
 Our jewellery was modelled by the gorgeous Miss Malaika models (www.missmalaikauk.co.uk) Run by a very passionate Hildah Mulenga, these outstanding women support the Mumba children's project in Zimbabwe which provides children with food, clothing, educational materials and also by educating local families on diseases, education and more.
The beauty of a woman is not just in her looks but in her heart, so ladies please make a difference by supporting these great causes and helping out your sisters across the world.

Below - The Miss Malaika models , and myself with the models and wonderful clothes designer
Sue Mundicha -Katerere (harangaafrik on facebook for designs)
                        



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Ghana Independence Day: 6th March 1957

3 years ago Dr Kwame Nkrumah was the first prime minister of Ghana and in his first speech said "Ghana, your beloved country is free forever"

 

Ghana, also known as the Gold Coast was the first black African country to gain independence on the 6th March 1957 after years of suffering under British colonial rule. Ghana was once one of Africa's richest countries  The earliest Europeans to arrive in Ghana were the Portuguese in the 15^th Century. On their arrival, they found so much gold between the River Ankobra and the Volta and subsequently named it "da Mina”, meaning The Mine.

In 1482, the first castle was built in the Gold Coast by the Portuguese at Elmina. This was built to enhance their trading activities especially gold and slavery.

 By 1598, the Dutch were in the Gold Coast to also trade. ...

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