Spice Without Borders alumni are committed accelerating social change in different backyards of East Africa. Learn more about them, their backgrounds and their projects.
You can support us by your donation or feel free to partner with us so as to help have a more effective program in 2018 as we target to host 5 participants to go through the Spice Accelerators 2018, This donation will go towards a residential training where our accelerators are housed for the entire 6 month period providing them with meals and training materials.
Applications for the Spice Accelerator 2018 are open. Go ahead and apply to be a Spice Accelerator »
Our 2017 Accelerators
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2017 | Charles Mulwa Kyenze
Charles Mulwa Kyenze, a Purple Spice, is a thought provoking poet. Born with an albinism condition has had his fair share of discrimination in the society given the myths and misconceptions behind people with living with albinism. Life to him has been a challenging journey given who he is. His
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2017 | Winie Choni Barawa
Winie Choni Barawa, a Green Spice, is a woman who the word determination befits her well. Having struggled with the english language as a child till in her teenagehood with hardly being able to construct a proper sentence, her academic performance was drastically affected. She did all she could from
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2017 | Alis Okonji
Alis Okonji, a Red Spice, is keen on teenage issues. Orphaned by HIV at a tender age and loosing their last born to the HIV scourge, she has bared the brunt of stigmatization. She grew up in various homes but owes it to her grand parents who had to shoulder
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