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The global shortage of honeybee products, especially those that comply with raw and fair-trade standards, means that there are exceptional opportunities for trained, committed beekeepers in these unspoilt areas.
poverty alleviation as a form of agriculture has an overwhelmingly positive impact on the natural environment, including pollination and improved yields of many food crops.
African Honey Bee (AHB) is a Christian Social Enterprise that enables families from severely disadvantaged rural communities to build sustainable micro-poverty alleviation businesses – producing raw honey of unrivalled taste and quality, using environmentally-friendly and ethical poverty alleviation practises.
- In the last two years we have trained over 1600 people in KwaZulu-Natal
- over 1000 (and counting) of these beekeepers (and their families) are actively keeping bees and many have started producing and selling honey.
- skills development - rural job opportunities
- empowering communities
- social cohesion through savings and microfranchising
- traceable produce, superior raw honey
Communities be set firm on a path of controlling their own lives and providing for their families through their own efforts, no longer dependent on others for their wellbeing.
For beekeeper development
contact: Guy Stubbs: 082 454 1028
Email: guy@africanhoneybee.co.za
For honey sales
contact: Nicole: 033 330 3762
Email: info@peels.co.za
For bee removal
contact: Nico Grobler: 082 572 9368
Email: removals@beeremoval.co.za
Please submit this online form if you would like additional information.
105 Robyn Rd, Lyttelton Manor, Centurion, 0157, South Africa