E4Impact Mozambique

🌍 June 5 – World Environment Day 2026

Every year, this day reminds us of something simple: the health of our planet and the growth of our communities are deeply connected. At E4Impact, we believe that lasting environmental change is built from within, through African entrepreneurs who understand their ecosystems, respond to local needs, and create solutions that are both sustainable and meaningful.

Our programs walk alongside businesses that are driving real impact across key sectors:
🌾 Agribusiness and sustainable food systems,
⚡ Clean energy access for homes and communities,
🏡 Eco-friendly housing and construction solutions,
🌡️ And climate-resilience strategies for a changing world.

Meet the who are proving that sustainability and growth are not opposites — they are the same thing.
https://e4impact.org/mba-champions/

🔴 Karen Kyazze, from Global MBA Program in Uganda (2023-2024), gives us some worthy tips on how to become a successful entrepreneur.

🛞 She is the CEO of Karenz creations, a company specializing in waste management through recycling and environmental conservation. Karen transforms car and motorbike tires into a wide range of interior and exterior décor items, including wall mirrors, wall hangings, chairs, stools, and innovative tables.

♻️ The enterprise has recycled over 1,000 tyres, preventing 547,500 kg of CO₂ emissions. Karenz Creations has also created both direct and indirect jobs and trained more than 100 women through a dedicated program.

If you want to learn more about Karen and her company, please visit: ➡️ https://e4impact.org/champions/karen-kyazze/

🎉 We are glad to announce the winners of the 7th edition of the Gian Marco Moratti Award 2026, the prize dedicated to the , which celebrates the memory of Gian Marco Moratti and his commitment to young people.

Congratulations to:
🏅 Bright Vandyke Okyere, Founder of
Anidaso Health Services (Ghana) - a social health enterprise that provides high-quality, affordable, and accessible eye care.
🏅 Jane Ndiritu, CEO of Dheiton Ventures (Kenya) - an enterprise specialized in the poultry value chain.

This year the award has recognized the whose business showed steady revenue growth and knowledge of their market.

🏆 Each of the winners will receive a cash prize to invest in their business, as well as international visibility and privileged access to developing partnerships with European companies.

Learn more about our winners👉🏾
Bright Vandyke Okyere: https://e4impact.org/champions/bright-vandyke-okyere/
Jane Ndiritu: https://e4impact.org/champions/jane-ndiritu/

📌On May 14, 2026, during the Sustainable Economy Forum, organized by Comunità San Patrignano in collaboration with Confindustria, we officially announced the winners of the Gian Marco Moratti Award 2026.

🏆 This award, now in its 7th edition, celebrates the African entrepreneurs who know their markets and develop impactful solutions to address unmet demand.

This year’s winners are:​
👓 Bright Vandyke Okyere (Ghana) – Founder of Anidaso Health Services, a social health enterprise that provides high-quality, affordable, and accessible eye care.
🥚 Jane Ndiritu (Kenya) – CEO of Dheiton Ventures, enterprise specialized in the poultry value chain.

💰 In addition to the cash award the winners will receive international visibility and access to potential partnerships with Italian companies, to support the development of their initiatives.​

🫱🏻‍🫲🏾 E4Impact continues to support its entrepreneurs in their journey to generate a positive and lasting impact across the entire continent.
Want to learn more about the winners and the ceremony? 👉 Read the full article here:

Gian Marco Moratti Award 2026: Business Poised For Growth E4Impact has awarded the Gian Marco Moratti Award 2026 to recognize African entrepreneurs who know their markets and provide innovative solutions. .

🎓 The Agro Processing Incubation Programme in Mozambique held a graduation ceremony for the 1st Cohort.

🌱 13 enterprises successfully completed months of intensive incubation support that went beyond traditional training. The programme combined practical capacity building in agro processing techniques, business planning, financial management, market readiness, and regulatory compliance with tailored mentorship, one on one advisory sessions, and structured linkages to markets, certification bodies, financial institutions, and potential investors.

Congratulations to all the graduates, and best wishes to the entrepreneurs of Cohort 2! 🎉

The incubation programme is part of the Mais Valor 2 project, funded by the Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo and implemented by UNIDO - United Nations Industrial Development Organization in partnership with the Government of Mozambique.

Learn more about our programmes: https://e4impact.org/

📌 Tapiwa Goremusandu is an from Zimbabwe.

⚡ He is the founder of Shamwari Biogas, a company specializing in biogas system construction. By converting organic waste into reliable, clean energy, he helps schools manage waste sustainably and improves their learning environments.

🌱 Shamwari Biogas has built 12 biodigesters across the country, providing over 3000 students and 30 chefs with clean smoke-free environment. Through his biogas technology, Tapiwa not only promotes clean energy but also helps protect local forest, significantly reducing the need for firewood.

If you are interested in exploring a partnership with him, get in touch at:
📩 [email protected]

To learn more about Tapiwa and his journey, read his interview:

Tapiwa Goremusandu: clean energy solutions in Zimbabwean schools The , Tapiwa Goremusandu, founder of Shamwari Sanitation, constructs biogas systems for boarding schools, reducing their carbon footprint.

🔥We are glad to announce the 5 finalists of the Gian Marco Moratti Award 2026, the award that celebrates the memory of Gian Marco Moratti and his commitment to young people.

Congratulations to:
🔹Richard Kainika, Director of Pura Terra Recycling Limited: https://e4impact.org/champions/richard-kainika/
🔸Fungai Edna Masunzambwa, CEO of
Cotmatech Waste Collections: https://e4impact.org/champions/fungai-edna-masunzambwa/
🔹Bright Vandyke Okyere, Founder of
Anidaso Eye Centre: https://e4impact.org/champions/bright-vandyke-okyere/
🔸Muna Abi Elmi, Founder of Mubi Leather: https://e4impact.org/champions/muna-abi-elmi/
🔹Jane Ndiritu, CEO of Dheiton Ventures: https://e4impact.org/champions/jane-ndiritu/

👉🏾 E4Impact Foundation aims to recognize whose businesses show steady revenue growth, knowledge of their market and desire to access the financing necessary for the future growth.

🏆 The finalists will be assessed by a jury of business experts and the two winners will be awarded with a 3,000€ prize each.

🚀 Stay tuned for the winners! 🎉

Why should you choose an E4Impact Program? 🤔

👉🏾 We asked Kimani Gichuche, our from Kenya, to share his opinion about the Accelerator Program.

🐟 He is the founder of Adili Solar Hubs, a youth‑led social enterprise focused on clean energy solutions to support rural economies, particularly through cold‑storage systems for fish preservation. Through his work, Kimani has provided clean water access to more than 3,000 people and improved the livelihoods of local fishing communities.

Want to learn more about our programs?🔗https://e4impact.org/mba_project/mba-mocambique/

🌍 Today, we celebrate not only the value of work, but also the passion, commitment, and entrepreneurial spirit that contribute to building a more sustainable future.

💡 E4Impact stands alongside entrepreneurs, fostering a dynamic environment that encourages growth, innovation, and tangible impact. Every day, we see our work reflected in the initiatives of those who are driving the continent’s development.

🚀 Entrepreneurship is not only an economic engine, it is also a powerful catalyst for social change.

🔗 Learn more about our outstanding here: https://e4impact.org/mba-champions/

🔵 Loris Olivia Motouom, from WONDER Project in Cameroon (2025), gives us some worthy tips on how to become a successful entrepreneur.

💡 As the CEO of Agritechnologic Africa, she strengthens food systems through the use of ICT technologies and biotechnological methods.

👩🏾‍🌾 Together with her team, Loris produces flour from tubers and dried vegetables, ensuring healthy food that is accessible to everyone. They also train women and young producers across 12 African countries.

If you want to learn more about Loris and her company, please visit: ➡️ https://e4impact.org/champions/loris-olivia-motouom/